In a joke statement posted to social media, TPA said “it’s time” to ban pajamas in its facility.<\/p>\n
TAMPA, Fla. \u2014 If you have a flight coming up at Tampa International Airport, heed the warning: don’t wear pajamas.<\/p>\n
In a joke statement posted to social media, TPA said “it’s time” to ban pajamas in its facility.<\/p>\n
“We’ve seen enough. We’ve had enough,” the post reads.<\/p>\n
The post is a continuing joke on a previous post TPA made in November, calling to ban crocs<\/a> at the airport, and now says it is taking on “an even larger crisis.”<\/p>\n “We know this decision could be disruptive to someone in your life,” TPA’s statement reads. “It’s time to have a difficult conversation with them. You can do this. We (and Phoebe) believe in you.”<\/p>\n While this statement is lighthearted, this isn’t the first time pajamas at airports have been discussed in recent memory.<\/p>\n In late November, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy launched a “civility campaign,”<\/a> asking passengers to dress “with respect,” including not wearing pajamas at the airport.<\/p>\n “I can’t mandate you dress up, but don’t wear pajamas and slippers to the airport. I think if you dress a little better, you behave a little better,” he said at the time.<\/p>\n TPA is now asking for “help” to become the world’s first crocs and pajamas-free airport.<\/p>\n “Do your part. Say no to pajamas at TPA.”<\/p>\n pic.twitter.com\/mjHyM5KZkG<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Tampa International Airport \u2708\ufe0f (@FlyTPA) February 26, 2026<\/a><\/p>\n