Delta Airlines has reminded prospective new flight attendants to wear underwear in a document outlining the company’s “appearance requirements” for employees.

The airline recently shared a two-page document listing its strict guidelines for how job seekers should look on its website — and it has a new stipulation about underwear.

It is established that the interviewees must wear adequate underwear, “but it should not be visible.”

“In the interest of transparency and clarity for all prospective candidates, we encourage individuals to ‘dress for success’ and make a great first impression as they aspire to join the ranks of flight attendant,” the spokesperson added.

In the document, Delta includes a host of other detailed rules about potential hires’ appearances, touching on everything from why you can’t have “neon” or “multi-colored” nails to what the length of your eyelashes should be.

“Delta’s flight attendants spend most of the time with our customers and are the face of our airline,” reads.

“To help ensure your commitment to Delta’s brand and customer service, we’ve created updated appearance requirements for your interview process, initial qualification training and throughout your career as a Delta flight attendant.”

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When it comes to flight attendants’ nails, Delta included numerous regulations, writing: ‘Nails must be clean, neat, trimmed, and, if polished, free of splinters.

It even included a rule about scent, stating that while “aftershave, cologne and perfume may be used,” they must be “applied lightly.”

As for flight attendants’ hair, the document said their locks should be a “natural-looking shade,” meaning “no harsh highlights or unnatural shadows.”

‘Hair that is shoulder length or longer should be pulled back completely and secured away from the eyes, such as in a ponytail, bun, braid, etc.,’ she added.

As for the jewels, Delta explained in the document that there was a maximum of two earrings per ear and that the earrings “should not be larger than a ten cents.”

“Dresses and skirts must reach to or below the knee,” she continued.

Delta has included a number of rules on how job applicants should look, covering everything from fingernails to eyelash length. Delta flight attendants are seen

‘Shoes must be closed, flat, with heels or with straps at the back. Sports shoes are not allowed.

‘A tie is required with button-down dress shirts for those who choose to wear the men’s uniform.’

Delta added that profanity, chewing gum and using a cell phone or headphones during the interview process were strictly prohibited.

“(Delta flight attendants) must be passionate about enhancing each customer’s experience while embodying the Delta brand,” the airline concluded.

‘A Delta flight attendant is expected to provide a welcoming, elevated and caring experience, while creating moments that matter for our customers.

‘The customer service experience begins the moment a flight attendant puts on the uniform.

‘The Delta uniform represents putting safety first, pride in Delta culture and demonstrates a genuine kindness that our customers will remember.’