Two of the women were coming to New Orleans to celebrate turning 30. The other had a toddler in tow, who was also allegedly removed from the plane.

Two Southern California women were removed from a Spirit Airlines flight before it could take off because they were wearing crop tops, according to the airline and reports. Tara Kehidi and Teresa Araujo were initially wearing sweaters when they boarded their flight from Los Angeles to New Orleans on Friday,

Two women have alleged that they were deboarded from a Spirit Airline for wearing crop tops. "We were harassed by a male flight attendant who told us to cover up because we were wearing crop tops," one of the women shared in a long Instagram post.

THIS is the moment two women are allegedly kicked off a flight for wearing crop tops onboard – as fellow passengers jump to their defence. A male flight attendant told the outraged pair to

A Spirit Airlines passenger, Teresa Araujo, detailed her experience of getting deboarded from the plane after a ‘sexist’ male attendant forced her and her friend to go back to the gate because of what they wore.

Spirit Airlines is coming under fire for allegedly kicking three women and a toddler off a flight because the women were wearing crop tops.

Two Orange County women are speaking out after they say they were kicked off of a Spirit Airlines flight because of what they were wearing.

Three women said they were kicked off a Spirit Airlines flight for wearing crop tops. Tara Kehidi told KABC that she and a friend boarded a flight from LAX to New Orleans when they removed their sweaters because it was hot on the plane.