But it did not specify examples nor body art. USA TODAY reached out Spirit Airlines about the change. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: 'See-through clothing,' 'offensive' body art ...

The low-cost U.S. carrier explicitly banned see-through clothing, bare feet and exposed private parts, as well as clothing or body art that is “lewd, obscene, or offensive in nature.” ...

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Spirit Airlines updated its contract of carriage to more specifically address passenger attire, including body art. Passengers wearing clothing or body art deemed lewd, obscene, offensive, or ...

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Spirit Airlines has updated its dress code for passengers to include banning any clothing or body art that is "lewd, obscene or offensive in nature." The airline released a plethora of regulations ...

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