Time was that Southwest Airlines wasn't just a cheap way to get across the country -- it was also crawling with total betties like the gals up top. Dig them short shorts!
Cut to nowadays, when the no-frills carrier seems to have some sort of vendetta against pretty girls.
As I'm sure everyone is now aware, last year, Kyla Ebberts raised a huge ruckus with Southwest when they asked her to change out of the skimpy clothing that she was wearing on a flight. She was perfectly warranted in her argument, mind you; as numerous images prove, she wasn't wearing anything more than a tight shirt and a really short skirt.
Now it seems like it's getting out of hand. In the most recent chapter of Skirtgate, two teens flying between Tampa and Los Angeles are crying foul because they were escorted off the plane by security officers (at the destination). Apparently they were causing a disruption on the plane because they couldn't get water when they wanted it and were knocking on the lavatory door while someone was inside.
Seriously, all you frequent flyers out there -- you ever seen any of this sort of thing? Has it happened to you? Or maybe you know something about Southwest's anti-cutie policy? We're tempted to say "it must just be some angry old bats," but maybe there's some wrinkle to this that we're missing?
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