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Published 21:18 5 Jan 2016 GMT
Updated 14:56 6 Jan 2016 GMT
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We were put out but not entirely surprised that some airlines have specific body weight requirements and rules about applying makeup in front of customers.
But one particular body hair rule courtesy of American Airlines has really gotten our goat.
According to the publication, once an attendant is hired, "noticeable hair in nostrils and in/on ears or underarms must be cut or otherwise removed."
First of all, how dare they tell someone to "cut" their underarm hair if that is not their choice.
Second of all, NOSTRIL HAIR?! Really?
Because nothing ruins a flight like the attendant's hairy nose all up in your grill.
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