Furry Convention-Goer Hits The American Airlines Admirals Club In Boston

A passenger headed to ‘Biggest Little Fur Con’ in Reno shared a monologue from the American Airlines Admirals Club in Boston. That’s a ‘furry’ convention, highlighting anthropomorphic animal characters with human personalities and characteristics.

Furry lifestyle and fandom are not the same thing. Going to a convention doesn't mean you want to be a furry species Furry themes are not ingrained into your daily life and you know what. It means you have to wear your costume in the airport.

Good morning, everyone, from the @AmericanAir Admirals club at Boston Logan Airport. An early start for my trip to #BLFC2022 , hope to see a lot of you there, say hello if you see me. Safe travels to anyone going there. pic.twitter.com/KHE4XeovMX

— Euro Wusky/Kai Tak Jaguar (@Goldeneyeuro) June 1, 2022

According to American, there is a conduct and dress code for their lounges.

During your visit to an Admirals Club lounge, American requires that your attire and conduct are consistent with a professional environment.

It seems to me that wearing this inflight would violate American Airlines rules because it can slow access to critical safety procedures. I requested an official ruling from the airline, and will update if they respond.

I think it raises interesting questions. It's not like it was when I was a child. Is it appropriate to wear costumes in the airport and on the plane? If it is May 4th, what then? Is it a good idea for us all to just come as we are? Perhaps so.

The small B concourse club is only available for passengers to use while waiting for flights. A representative manages the line outside of the admirals club while some members talk about a wait list.

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Several Executive Platinum passengers have received text messages from agents of the Admirals Club before they arrive at the airport. They welcome them and let them know about the procedures. The texts are from an individual.

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