United Airlines Says Women May Be Denied Boarding for Wearing

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A United gate agent this morning apparently told women they’re not allowed to board in leggings — that if they wanted to fly flight 215 from Denver to Minneapolis they’d have to put dresses on over their athletic wear. The airline's twitter team backs this up.

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