The video, published on public networks, showing that the lady was subjected to racial violence later such as she sat in an airplane, raised questions about how the airline coped with the incident.

77-year-old lady took the space at the aisle on the flight Ryanair FR9015 from Barcelona to London on Friday, when a man in the space of the window, it seemed, objected to this, in fact that she is his neighbor. The man-stewardess tried to calm down the story and asked the lady if she wanted to sit somewhere else, on the fact that she categorically refused at the beginning.

During this time the man sitting at a window shouted “ " don't talk to me in an overseas language, the stupid ugly cow!"with reference to her Jamaican reprimand, before that, than to call the lady 'an ugly black bastard'."The male passenger behind her intervened, telling the man to brake.

The conflict was filmed by another passenger David Lawrence, who uploaded it to Facebook, where he was seen more than 2 million times. Lawrence told Newsweek, in fact, that he was unhappy with the airline's response, which he called "certainly ignorant and amateurish. Ryanair all the same."

The daughter of the lady told the Huffington Post, in fact that she took her own mother, who is considered a migrant of the Windrush generation, who came to England from Jamaica in the 1960s, on vacation, in order to mark the year from the stage of the death of her husband.

"I take into account, in fact, that if I behaved as he, or any other dark person in this regard, the police would have been called, and we would have been kicked off the flight. The mother is quite frustrated and quite upset because this story, apart from this, the fact that she has drawn. As for me, I'm also upset about everything. That precedent, the fact that the passenger was not removed from the airplane and how the situation was resolved,” she said, referring to his own mother as Mrs. Gale, not giving your own perfect name.

The flight personnel of Ryanair was criticized for the fact that he did not expel the man from the flight and forced the lady to transfer the space instead of the man.

English shadow transport Deputy Karl Turner tweeted: "it had to be removed from the flight and to transfer the police.”

Scottish Deputy Stuart McMillan tweeted: "he had to be removed from the flight and handed over to the police.”

Another Scottish Deputy Margaret Ferrier said: "a racist male passenger was obliged to postpone the flight until his departure. The flight attendant is unable to answer in the following way.”

Meanwhile, a familiar BBC radio host Jeremy vine thought, saying, in fact, that the airline " explained how the vile racial pressure of this man over the dark lady on the seat next to him ends with the fact that it is required to go. You can't trust that.”

In a statement, Ryanair said, in fact, he said this to the police in Essex, England. "we act tough criteria for disruptive passengers, and we will not tolerate undisciplined behavior similar to this. We will take on this issue further and destructive or humiliating behavior as it will lead to passengers being forbidden to wander."

Essex police said on Sunday: "this conflict, which we learned now in the afternoon, is believed to have happened on the plane at Barcelona airport. The militia of Essex is serious about crimes based on prejudice, and we wish, that all the incidents were reported. We are working closely with Ryanair and the Spanish authorities in the investigation."