Burlesque dancer told to cover up before JetBlue flight - Бесплатная аудиокнига

A burlesque dancer says JetBlue employees at Boston's Logan International Airport forced her to change clothes before she was allowed to board a connecting flight to Seattle. The 26-year-old dancer uses the stage name Maggie McMuffin. She tells The Boston Globe she was waiting for her flight when a JetBlue employee requested that she change out of her high-waisted shorts or risk not being admitted onto the plane. A burlesque dancer says Jet Blue employees in Boston's Logan International Airport made her change clothes before she was allowed to board a plane.Maggie McMuffin -- that's he stage name -- tells the Boston Globe she was waiting for her flight when a Jet Blue employee asked her to change out of her black and white striped, high-waisted shorts, or she may not be admitted onto the plane.McMuffin says her shorts "covered everything" and overall she was 90-percent covered because she was also wearing thigh-high socks and a sweater.JetBlue's apologized, and credited McMuffin for her flight and the 22-dollar shorts she had to buy to get on the flight.Jet Blue spokesman Doug McGraw says it supports the airline employees decision after they discussed what she was wearing and determined it might offend families on the flight.McMuffin says it was embarrassing and vows to never fly JetBlue again -- even with the money the company gave her to use on another flight.