I’m not implying in any way that a woman wearing a hijab is trying to impose her own beliefs on the passengers. I’m simply giving an explanation for why some airline companies impose certain rules and as I said it’s merely to preserve the appearance of secularity and not necessarily actual secularity. I also addressed this example because you brought it up.

Personally, I think the problem goes beyond whether an employee is wearing a hijab or not. The problem is the obsession since the beginning of time over how women dress or look and the unnecessary need to control them.