Dress Code for Pass Travelers
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 American and American Eagle have a dress code for
 traveler?s using employee travel privileges that should be
 followed and is enforced. Travelers who are improperly dressed
 will not be accommodated on the flight. Attire for all
 cabins should be well groomed, neat, clean, and in good
 taste. If in doubt, don’t wear it. Traditional or casual
 business attire is required for first or business class
 accommodation.  If a traveler is properly attired for coach
 but not for first or business, and only first or business is
 available, the traveler will not be accommodated in first or
 business class. Coats, jackets, hosiery/sock and collars
 are not required. Capri pants are acceptable in all cabins.

 The following attire is not acceptable in ANY cabin:

   - Shorts or T-Shirts
   - Sweatshirts or tank tops
   - Jogging suits, workout clothing or leggings
   - Micro-mini skirts
   - Bare-midriff or provocative/revealing/see-through
     clothing
   - Beach clothing or footwear, flip-flops
   - Clothing with offensive terminology or graphics
   - Clothing with holes/ragged or cutoff edges

 The following attire is not acceptable in FIRST or
 BUSINESS class:

   - Denim clothing of any kind or color
   - Athletic footwear
   - Split skirts above the knee
   - Skorts

 We are happy to be able to offer our employees and their
 guests pass travel privileges and trust you will respect
 the privilege in order to preserve it.  Enjoy your flight!

Just wanted to say hello from Haiti! It is the most unbelievable
experience I have ever had! Haiti is very different from what they
show in the news. I will tell you all about it when I come back, but
for now I wanted you to know that my group feels very welcomed by
local people, and we are able to do a lot of work here. The need is
incredibly great. Today a guy came from the street and asked me to
help his wife who’s water just broke. I went with him and found a
young woman in labor who was seating on the stone floor covered by
dirty blanket. She was thirsty and hungry, she took my hand and said,
just like any other woman would - “I want this thing out of me!”. I
didn’t have to deliver her baby because I had enough time to get her
to the local hospital and get her admitted. Something that seems so
simple, was a huge deal to this woman - apparently, she never dreamed
to be able to go to the hospital for the delivery - her previous kids
were born right on that same floor. She was so happy. A healthy baby
girl was born a couple hours latter. The mother named her in my name.
It is so easy to make someone smile here! Everything we do or give
here makes people smile. I have to go but I will tell you much more
when I’m back!

Love,

Elena