Transportation Chief Urges Travelers to Dress Respectfully for a Smoother Thanksgiving Journey🔥81
11/24/2025•Lifestyle > Etiquette
- •He specifically discouraged wearing pajamas and slippers at airports, suggesting jeans and a decent shirt instead, arguing that dressing better can encourage better behavior.
- •The comments come as federal officials warn of one of the busiest Thanksgiving travel periods on record, with tens of millions of passengers expected by air and road.
- •Duffy’s appeal is part of a broader “civility” campaign by the Transportation Department, which promotes courtesy toward pilots, flight attendants, and fellow passengers.
- •The campaign also emphasizes helping other travelers with luggage, using polite language, and thanking airline crews amid heightened reports of in‑flight outbursts since 2019.
- •Officials say airports will be heavily staffed and that recent infrastructure and staffing measures aim to keep operations running smoothly despite record demand.