Sometimes, airline rules can be quite strict. In a recent incident, a young woman’s dream of boarding a plane turned into a nightmare when she was denied entrance for not complying with the airline’s dress code. Let’s find out what exactly happened…
Kine-Chan, a well-known Brazilian model and cosplayer, is admired for her creative looks on the internet. Having put a lot of effort into her costumes, she decided to dress up as Rebecca, a character from the popular anime series, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. Her outfit consisted of a black bikini, blue wig, and black sandals.
Excited to showcase her cosplay, Kine-Chan wore the complete outfit to the airport, hoping to board her flight without any issues. However, things took an unexpected turn at Navegantes Airport in Brazil. The airline staff stopped her from boarding, deeming her clothing as “inappropriate.”
Disheartened by the incident, Kine-Chan took to Instagram to express her dismay. She shared her story in a heartfelt post, explaining the situation she encountered. “A very annoying situation happened this weekend,” she wrote in Portuguese. “I tried to board at Navegantes airport dressed as Rebecca’s Cosplay for an event. But I was told to go home and change clothes because the one I was wearing was not ‘appropriate’.”
As expected, Kine-Chan’s followers had mixed opinions about what had happened. While some agreed with the airline staff’s decision, others showed compassion towards her. One follower suggested a simple solution, mentioning that she could have worn a loose dress or a button-down blouse over the bikini.
This idea may seem practical in situations where time is limited and a quick change is required. Many women opt for such solutions to save time and enjoy the convenience. However, not everyone agreed with this perspective. “It’s truly disappointing to find out the airport barred you, a talented artist, because of a cosplay as incredible as Rebecca’s,” expressed another user. “Freedom of speech and creativity should always be encouraged and respected.”
The incident raises the age-old question of what is considered appropriate behavior on a plane. In a world filled with diverse opinions, this debate remains open-ended.
