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#949067 by mikethe3rd
04 Mar 2019, 20:54
Female CC will no longer be required to wear makeup and can opt for trousers, too.

If you care, full story with quotes on the below CNN article.

https://cnn.it/2EzKR2E
#949080 by tontybear
05 Mar 2019, 09:14
I understand that ladies have had the option to wear trousers for some time but they had to ask for them but now they will be issued with the other parts of their uniforms as standard.


I have no problem with CC needing to be well groomed but I'm glad the days of forced standards on lipstick etc are gone - have a 'if you wear lippy then it needs to be red and it needs to be XXX shade of red policy' by all means but that's all it should be.

I do think that some airlines do go overboard with how much makeup they require their female staff to wear and it looks more clownlike than professional
#949084 by stevebrass
05 Mar 2019, 11:38
I had no idea there was a “must wear makeup” policy. It should have gone a long time ago.
#949090 by ColOrd
05 Mar 2019, 14:02
I would say that airlines are generally well behind the curve when to comes to the whole getting away from "Sex Sells" attitude with regards to the appearance of their cabin crew . VS have in recent years started to come away from the "sexy" image.
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