Women pulled of flight

[Jacqui Harvey]

Well it seems they were asked to cover up or remove the tee shirts on a number of occasions and refused.
These days, if an airline ask you to do something, why not comply?  Seems a simple thing to just cover up.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/05/31/hen-party-thrown-plane-offensive-t-shirts/

[Daffodil]

I was flying with my youngest grandchildren last Sunday and we were with a hen party.The ladies were all wearing lovely t shirts with dismantle on and saying which one was mother of the bride .I am glad that I did not have to explain any crude messages on t shirts to my grandchildren.Mind you they are quite able to form their own opinions even at their young age.My spellchecker will not let me put d I a m a n t e!

[KKOB]

The ladies were all wearing lovely t shirts with dismantle on ...

Were they falling apart at the seams ?

[Daffodil]

Rotten spellchecker ! Changes words!

[BernieTeyze]

New security measures in place 

[Ally B]

The cabin crew should be in control of the aircraft at all times,if these people cant follow simple instructions on the ground what chance have the crew got in the air.Given the choice of an over strict airline or an anything goes one I know which I would choose at least I would have a peaceful flight. Well done Jet2. The customer is not always right.

[sadler]

OMG! Now that really is offensive especially at this early hour!  in response to Bernie's pic.

[Lotty]

 

[KKOB]

OMG! Now that really is offensive especially at this early hour! 

Blimey !  Some of us have already done a day's work by the time you posted this. And, when I find out who they are, I'll be having some severe words with 'em.  

[sadler]

Done a lifetime of that KKOB. Routine now is 2 cups of tea in bed, sourced by the over indulged husband, watch GMTV and news and catch up on iPad (all from my pit).  It's called "retirement" .