Joel Madden won’t be looking to book with British Airways during vacations any time soon.According to E! News, the Good Charlotte star was ordered to hide his tattoos before he boarded a British Airways flight from London to Lisbon on Saturday evening.

“Was just told by a british air person I can’t get on the plane till I cover my tatts,” he twittered. “I really actually am in shock he won’t let me on the plane till I put long sleeves on and other BA rep is disagreeing.”

“The guy was disgusted by me,” continued Madden, who threatened the to write a huge complaint letter. However, the artist agreed to cover up his arms and put on a long sleeve shirt.

“Yes i covered up to board the BA flight,” Nicole Richie’s man wrote. “I didn’t want to miss it. And honestly i was embarrrassed all the people were staring and laughing! its not in the rules that i can find.my tatts arent offensive. looking into it. i havent felt this small since the first time i asked nic out.”

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Naomi Campbell issued an apology to the police officers she assaulted at Heathrow Airport in April, but the supermodel refuses to say sorry to British Airways, reports The Canadian Press.

In an interview with Sky News this past weekend, Campbell accuses the airline of racism and therefore will not issue an apology.

“I was called a racial name on that flight,” Campbell said, adding that her violent behaviour “was part of my reaction.”. Campbell would not disclose who called her the name but said it was not a passenger.

Campbell was sentenced Friday to 200 hours community services and fined $4,600 after pleading guilty to kicking, spitting and swearing at the police officers about the British Airways plane.

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