By buying a plane ticket you have accepted the flight rules, some of which are more popular, but there are also some that are less popular.
You should be aware that airplane personnel will follow you if you attempt to get into a drunken airplane, or if you find yourself violent. But there are also some reasons for getting off the plane that you probably haven’t heard about in flights.
You have an unpleasant odor
Almost all airlines in their contracts have the clause, which gives staff the right to leave you on board if you have an unpleasant odor, unless the condition is caused by illness. In any case, use a deodorant or a little perfume before boarding the plane.
You have no drawers
This is also one of the reasons why you may not be allowed to fly. The first reason is because of the problem that the feet are often a source of unpleasant odors. The second reason is your personal safety. In the event of an evacuation, it is best to be barefoot.
You are provocatively dressed
Most airlines have the right to remove you from the flight if your clothing may cause discomfort to other passengers. This is where everything goes, ranging from deep décolletage to inappropriate clothing inscriptions.
You’re overweight
This rule is beautifully worded as “the right to refuse a person who cannot wear a seat belt” and is contained in safety rules, since all passengers must have a seat belt on during landing and departure of the aircraft.
Be angry
Many companies have the right to turn you off if your behavior offends, annoys or disturbs other passengers.
Problems with the law
Some airlines have the right to refuse passengers who are under the supervision of law enforcement.