Maisie Williams, 'Game of Thrones' Star, Slams a British Airways Policy

Maisie Williams, the 17-year-old "Game of Thrones" star, is angry with British Airways after the airline denied her entry into its business class lounge because she doesn’t meet the age requirement.

Williams, who plays the young Arya Stark on HBO's hit fantasy series, unleashed a series of Twitter posts over the weekend complaining about the 18-and-older lounge.

"Denied from the business lounge once again for being under 18 and without an adult.. @British Airways sort your s*** out," Williams wrote in a tweet on Saturday evening.

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I'm not saying I deserve special treatment..

— Maisie Williams (@Maisie_Williams) July 20, 2014

Just saying if 16-18 yr olds are grown up enough to travel 5,400 miles around the world..

— Maisie Williams (@Maisie_Williams) July 20, 2014

I'm sure we can handle sitting quietly in the damn lounge..

— Maisie Williams (@Maisie_Williams) July 20, 2014

British Airlines responded to Williams' original post on Sunday.

@Maisie_Williams Hi Maisie. We're sorry if you were disappointed, lounge guests must be 18 or older. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

— British Airways (@British_Airways) July 20, 2014

Unsatisfied with the response, Williams tweeted back.

Yes.. @British_Airways fully understand that, my question is why? Why can we travel alone but not use the lounge? It makes no sense.

— Maisie Williams (@Maisie_Williams) July 20, 2014

Williams then retweeted Virgin Atlantic's policy on its business class lounge.

“@VirginAtlantic: @PVBuk we can accept customers from 16-18, but obviously the 16 and 17 year olds can't drink” The logical answer.. 👍

— Maisie Williams (@Maisie_Williams) July 21, 2014

"Game of Thrones" remains a hot ticket, drawing in 7.1 million viewers for its Season 4 finale in June, up 32 percent from its season finale the year before, according to Variety. HBO reported that the series has become its most popular ever, attracting an average gross audience of 18.6 million viewers once replays, DVR playback, and viewing on other platforms are included. 

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