Illinois Woman Says Spirit Airlines Booted Her for Shorts, Not Behavior

The fares might be low cost, but the drama was high on a Chicago-bound flight coming from Miami on Spirit Airlines.

Sisters Removed from Flight After Miami Incident

Here's the story: Two sisters claim they will never return to Miami, which makes sense in the context of the situation, after Tanasia Grayer and her sister, Jessica Kordelewski, were removed from their flight. Jessica even got herself arrested by airport security.

Spirit Airlines Says It Was Her Behavior, Not Her Outfit

The pair was kicked off because Tanasia's outfit was a little too revealing for the staff at Spirit, despite their official response, which was that it was Grayer's behavior that led to her and her sister being removed from the plane.

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Grayer Says She Was Covered in a Pink Robe

Grayer disputes the issue, claiming that she was fully covered, in a pink robe, and says no one complained until it was time to board the aircraft. That's when, out of nowhere, there was, "You're not getting on this plane like that."

Spirit Airlines Cites “Lewd” Clothing in Policy Violation

Spirit says Grayer violated their recently updated "Contract of Carriage" policy, which sounds like something a robot or a corporate intern looking to advance in their career would devise, with rules that prohibit passenger clothing from being "lewd, obscene, or offensive."

The Risk of Flying Spirit: Now Includes Dress Code Drama

Imagine getting escorted off a Spirit Airlines flight because of your shorts. As if flying Spirit isn't a big enough gamble to start, now you've got to make sure your shorts aren't too cheeky before takeoff.