06.02.2006
A MACKAY woman who was asked to cover her tattoo on a Jetstar flight to Brisbane two weeks ago says the aircraft crew made her feel like a leper.

Peta Bull, who has two daughters aged 11 and 14, has a sexually explicit tattoo on her right shoulder.

‘‘Unless you get right up close and examine it, you can’t work out what the tattoo is anyway,’’ she said.

Ms Bull said after she boarded the plane a young air hostess took her to the back of the plane and looked at her tattoo, which was partially covered by her singlet straps.

When she returned to her seat, two crew members approached Ms Bull and asked her, in front of other passengers, to cover up the tattoo. (more. . .)

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