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Re:New record levels of private aviation flights by ghaff on Thursday December 23, 2021 @02:12PM (#29665322)
I pretty much always wear business casual (which I find quite comfortable) on a plane. I don't know. I certainly wouldn't call someone out for wearing sweats or whatever (though I wish people wouldn't wear sandals). But business casual feels appropriate to me for the most part. Who knows? Maybe it gets me better treatment.
Re:New record levels of private aviation flights by johnisgood on Thursday December 23, 2021 @02:16PM (#29665362)
I have yet to find actually comfortable shoes for business casual.
Re:New record levels of private aviation flights by ghaff on Thursday December 23, 2021 @02:30PM (#29665522)
"Boating shoes" (e.g. Sperry's) were my goto when I went into an office. Though normally for travel I wear more of a walking shoe (or just trail shoes if I can be more casual). Allbirds are sort of a hipster fave and they are pretty comfortable. (For the plane I usually wear some very lightweight/compact shoe and have my walking shoe in my carry-on.)

But if you're talking a dressier leather shoe, they're generally not as comfortable--at least at the price levels I'm willing to pay. I do have a couple pairs with rubber soles. But I mostly don't need that dressy for travel any longer; business casual has slid a bit towards the casual side.

Re:New record levels of private aviation flights by NordSteve on Thursday December 23, 2021 @04:27PM (#29666684)
I’ve found that Clarks in their dress casual line are both comfy and business casual.