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Story summary
- The U.S. Department of Transportation sparked debate by urging passengers to dress "with some respect" at airports, criticizing pajamas.
- Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's remarks drew mixed online reactions as passengers defended comfortable clothing due to delays and security checks.
- United Airlines, Southwest, and Hawaiian have dress code guidelines, with enforcement varying.
- Delta lacks a formal dress code but can remove passengers for offensive attire or behavior.
