Leggings-Gate & Verboten Uggs: Unpacking Airline Dress Codes - APEX
United Airlines passengers BANNED from boarding flight for wearing leggings | Travel News | Travel | Express.co.uk
United Airlines Leggings Incident Shows Changing Nature of Air Travel
United Airlines policing dress on flights? – The Greyhound
United Airlines: Customers 'welcome' to wear leggings | CTV News
United Airlines to Customers: 'Your Leggings Are Welcome' | Time
2 Girls Wearing Leggings Not Allowed on United Flight Because of Dress Code Rule; Incident Prompts Twitter Response | KTLA
United Airlines defends decision barring girls from flight for wearing leggings - Chicago Business Journal
Off limits? Females and their leggings. United's dress code needs an update – Chicago Tribune
United Airlines Stopped Two Girls From Boarding Because They Were Wearing Leggings, and The Internet Is Pissed About It - Maxim
United Airlines: leggings ban 'not sexist' even though it affects women more | US news | The Guardian
United Airlines says customers are 'welcome' to wear leggings — unlike teens who used special passes - Los Angeles Times
Why United (Rightfully) Denied Boarding to Girls Wearing Leggings
United Airlines Leggings Incident Shows Changing Nature of Air Travel
United Airlines and Leggings-Gate: Why Is Wearing Athleisure to the Airport Such a Big Deal? | Vogue
United Airlines Facing Backlash Over Leggings Dress Code - YouTube
The Official United Airlines Dress Code | The New Yorker
Outrage, Explanations After United Turns Away Girls From Flight For Wearing Leggings : The Two-Way : NPR
What is the United Airlines leggings storm, what is the United pass traveller dress code and what clothes are banned? | The Sun
United Airlines Leggings Ban: Celebrities Respond on Twitter | Time
After Barring Girls for Leggings, United Airlines Defends Decision - The New York Times
United responds to critics after barring 2 teens for leggings - ABC News
United Told Women They Couldn't Wear Leggings — Here's What Happened
United Airlines: 'Your leggings are welcome' — as long as you're paying for your flight - The Washington Post
