Ryanair Asks Passengers to Stop Wearing Jeans on Flights

Ryanair has a message for passengers who wear jeans.

Ryanair told passengers not to wear jeans on flights, after joking about a 'denim fee'.

Staying warm on a flight can be hard. Wearing the right clothes can help. People sit for hours with little movement.

Many people wear tracksuits or leggings for comfort. Others wear less comfy clothes like jeans.

Ryanair posted a message on Facebook about what passengers wear.

The message said 'Important Travel Announcement' with pictures of a Ryanair plane.

The first two pictures showed a plane in the sky. The third picture had a banner.

The message was short. It said 'Stop travelling in jeans'.

Ryanair has told passengers not to wear jeans before.

The airline joked about it, but people like to dress comfy on flights.

Many people commented on the post. They said they won't stop wearing jeans.

One person said they wear jeans because they are heavier than sweatpants.

Someone joked they would fly in pyjamas unless that costs extra.

Another person asked if they should just wear a t-shirt and pants.

Someone explained that jeans are safer in case of an emergency evacuation.

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