In hindsight, the original post is pretty funny. In the February 26 social media post, Tampa Airport wrote, “After ...

The cheeky post declared that the "madness stops today" and asks travelers not to wear pajamas on their flights. To be clear: the “ban” isn’t a ban. It’s a request from the airport for people to dress ...

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The airport stressed that no such limitation has been put in place and that travelers are free to choose their own clothes, including pyjamas.

A major US airport posted a lengthy note in which it said it was time to 'ban' sleepwear and Crocs from the airport and described people wearing pajamas 'in the middle of the day' as 'madness.' ...

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The Tampa International Airport is on a mission to "become the world's first Crocs-free and pajama-free airport." ...

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