Maybe i am more old fashioned but am i the only one that agrees with the airline telling her to put more clothes on?
https://www.stuff.co.nz/travel/travel-troubles/300...
There are more and more articles like this, and if the picture supplied in the article is what she was wearing damn straight the airline is within their rights to ask her to put more on. Some bikinis are less revealing than what she was wearing.
Also i don't like in the article how that if she was a man it would be different, I am out of the country so not 100 percent sure but i would guarantee that if a guy jumped on to the plain topless (or wearing as little as she was) that they would be asked to put more clothes on. It a safety risk if nothing else.
From my experience in NZ if you want to go out to a club or a nice restaurant a guy has to dress up really well (last article about a girl in a restaurant getting kicked out for her clothes ) while it is ok for a woman to wear almost nothing.
I have no problem what she wears, and if she wants to wear it in public that is her choice, i just think a business should have the ability to say they want her to wear more.
I do get the my body, i should be able to wear what i want, but where does that stop? if she wants to walk around naked is that ok?