The Trump administration urges Americans not to wear slippers and pajamas during flights, claiming that the atmosphere on board will improve if people dress appropriately.

Sean Duffy, the Secretary of Transportation in the Trump administration, has launched a campaign to educate citizens, accompanied by a video titled 'The Golden Age of Travel Begins with You.' Duffy urges Americans to dress more elegantly when flying, arguing that indifference to attire has led to a deterioration of behavior in the airspace. He emphasized that, in the past, airports were fashion runways, with personalities like Jackie Kennedy and Elizabeth Taylor dressing elegantly.

In contrast, today, comfort has become a priority, with many travelers opting for leggings and flip-flops. Duffy proposes a return to the elegant style of yesteryear, asserting that a neater appearance would encourage better behavior among passengers. His campaign includes archival images from the 1950s, highlighting the fashion of the time. He also urges travelers to avoid going barefoot in the cabin or putting their feet on the seats.