Media captionThe row was was arrested by fare David Lawrence, who spoke to BBC Radio 5 live about what happened
Speaking on Friday, Mr Mesher, from Birmingham, said the dispute with Mrs Gayle began over getting to his accommodate.
“I probably lost my temper a little bit and prescribed her to get up, ” he said.
“I’m not a racist person by any means and it’s merely a fit of feeling at the time, I think.
“I apologise for all the distress you’ve had there and since.”
Image copyright Itv this morning Image caption Delsie Gayle and daughter Carole have scorned David Mesher’s apologetic
Asked if she accepted the apology, Mrs Gayle said: “I don’t think so. You must forget and forgive but it’s going to take a long time for me to get over what he has be done in order to me.”
Carol Gayle said: “He says he wasn’t prejudiced; he wouldn’t be saying names like that if he wasn’t racist.”
The pair have also refreshed their judgment of Ryanair, saying they are still more to hear from the budget airline.
‘Regrettable and unacceptable’
In a statement issued on Friday, the airline said it became aware of the accident belatedly on 20 October and reported the video to Essex Police the following morning, together with the details of the passengers concerned, and had written to Mrs Gayle the same morning.
It said the company’s Spanish cabin crew were aware of an justification between two fares but were not aware of the prejudiced statements until the latter are demonstrated the video after the flight arrived in London.
The crew had followed company procedure to defuse an proof, which was to separate the passengers by offering to move one to alternative sit. Ryanair said Mrs Gayle was moved at her asking, to a bench next to her daughter, and both passengers involved in the altercation strengthened they were “OK”.
The airline said it had written, both by email and symbol, to Mrs Gayle to apologise.
In the statement, Robin Kiely from Ryanair again apologised for the “regrettable, and intolerable remarks” made to Mrs Gayle.
“We believe that by reporting this matter immediately to Essex Police, and by apologising in writing to this patron early on Sunday morning, Ryanair considered it with the urgency and seriousness it warranted, ” he said.
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