‘It’s f***ing nasty, sort it out BA’: Rapper Tinie Tempah slams British Airways for condition of his ‘disgusting’ seat as he ‘wipes’ it down over coronavirus fears
- The musician filmed two videos which he posted on his social media accounts
- The first piece of footage had a caption saying ‘Sort it out British Airways’
- In the second video the rapper appears to focus on a pillow with a red wine stain
Tinie Tempah has slated British Airways for the condition of his ‘disgusting’ plane seat.
The musician filmed two videos which he posted on his social media accounts showing a dirty pillow and his crumb covered seat.
The first piece of footage has a caption saying ‘Sort it out British Airways. This isn’t fair’.
The Children of the Sun hitmaker said: ‘I am wiping down this aircraft now yeah because of coronavirus as well but a quick question BA, why are your things so dirty?
‘What’s this about? How come man spend so much money on a ticket and your seats are always so dirty?’
Tinie Tempah attending a Warner Records BRIT Awards 2020 after party at Chiltern Firehouse on February 18, 2020 in London
The rapper followed this up with another video which appeared to show a pillow with a red wine stain.
He added: ‘Look at this, it’s f****** nasty, sort it out BA man’.
British Airways responded to his concerns on Twitter asking him to send them a message about his flight.
A spokesman for British Airways told MailOnline: ‘Our customers rightly expect our aircraft to be clean and we insist on very high standards of cleanliness.
‘Our long-haul aircraft receive a thorough clean after every flight.
The first piece of footage had a caption saying ‘Sort it out British Airways. This isn’t fair’
The rapper followed this up with another video which appeared to show a pillow with a red wine stain
‘This includes the cleaning of seats, seat pockets, tray tables, galleys, toilets, floors and the aircraft interior generally.’
It comes as British Airways passengers are complaining they cannot access or cancel their bookings online due to a glitch on the airline’s website this morning.
Social media users are reporting error messages when attempting to log in and access new or existing bookings.
Customer reports of IT issues began at around 6.30am this morning before reaching a high of 119 by 11.30am, according to independent outage tracker Downdetector.
One frustrated customer wrote on Twitter: ‘Trying to book a new flight with British Airways only to see online the website is down. There’s always something!!!’
Another said: ‘I’ve tried to book flights to NY this morning and after selecting flights I get an error – happened twice.’
British Airways told MailOnline in a statement: ‘Our website is working normally.
‘We’re sorry for the inconvenience caused to some customers this morning.’