British airline Virgin Atlantic has changed its uniform policy to be more inclusive.
Crew, pilots and ground teams are no longer required to wear gendered uniform and may instead choose which outfit best represents them.
The policy change is part of a wider relaxing of the airline‘s uniform rules.
In 2019, Virgin Atlantic removed itsmandatory makeup requirement for female staff and allowed women to wear trousers and flat shoes. Earlier this year, it also became the first UK airline to allow visible tattoos.
Optional pronoun badges have also been introduced for staff along with mandatory inclusivity training.
Passengers, too, can opt to wear pronoun badges. Gender neutral ‘U’ or ‘X’ codes are now available
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