A disabled victim of the "racist" group of Ryanair, the airline STILL did not contact her a week after the tirade

An elderly widow who has been described as "naughty b ******" during a sick racist riots on a Ryanair flight has ALWAYS not heard from the airline.

Delsie Gayle, 77, said she was waiting for "apologies" from Ryanair, a week after being badaulted by former railroad announcer David Mesher, 70.

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Gathering her tears while talking to ITV, the disabled woman said, "They did not contact me, they owe me a proper apology.

"I do not know when I'll understand what he said, call me that because of the color of my skin.

"What's wrong with my color? Why me?

"I would never talk to someone like that."

"I feel very low, he paid the fare for going on vacation, I paid for it, so why is he abusing me because of the color of my skin?"

She added, "I travel a lot, I go to Canada … and no one ever told me that."

Ms Gayle was returning home from London after a trip to Barcelona on Friday after being badaulted by a pbadenger on the plane.

And the older woman said that she was frustrated by Ryanair's staff reaction: "He's doing it with me and he's going away, he'll do it to someone else." . "

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In the video, the bully asks Ms. Gayle, 77, to move before calling her "ugly, black b ******".

And Ms. Gayle's daughter swore that she would never travel with the airline again at a low price after the airline staff asked her elderly mother to change places instead of the airline. man responsible for the sick tirade.

She added that the police would have been called if the attacker was black.

Instead, the crew members would move Mrs. Gayle, a pensioner from East London, to another seat, while the man continued his disgusting speech.

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Facebook / David Lawrence

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Her 53-year-old daughter told the Huffington Post: "In a few weeks, my father will be dead and I took my mother for a few days break.

"She feels really depressed and depressed, so I thought the trip would give her good morale.

"The underlying reason for the abusive behavior of the man lies in the fact that my mother is a black woman and that he did not want her sitting next to him."

Mrs. Gayle was a migrant of the Windrush generation who had left Jamaica for Britain in the 1960s.

Her daughter is now asking her mother for an apology.

She added: "I know that if I behaved like him or any other black person, the police would have been called and we would have been fired from the robbery.

"Mom is really upset and very stressed by this situation, in addition to the sorrow she is already experiencing.

"We will never fly with Ryanair again."

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The family is complaining, but Ryanair staff denied hearing racial slurs.

In response to claims that he had not acted "quickly enough", Robin Kiely, Head of Communications, said: "We once again offer our sincere apologies to this pbadenger for the regrettable and unacceptable remarks were made by an adjacent pbadenger.

"We believe that, by immediately reporting this case to the Esbad Police and making a written apology to this client early Sunday morning, Ryanair dealt with it with the urgency and seriousness that this deserved . "

They also confirmed that the footage was transmitted Saturday – a day after the incident – and forwarded it to the police and Stansted airport the next day. They also sent an email to Delsie to apologize.

The Esbad police confirmed that she was investigating alongside the Spanish police, but no arrests have been made.

A man who filmed Ryanair's racist incident reports on what happened

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