A foul-mouthed flyer berated Mayor Eric Adams on New York-bound airplane — whining that he supports “genocide in Palestine” and scolding him for partying too much in a caught-on-video confrontation.
“Are you Eric Adams?” the woman asks the mayor as passengers board an airplane from Miami on Monday, according to video posted to X.
“F–k you,” she yells as Adams sits with eyebrows raised.
“You support the genocide in Palestine. There are homeless people all over New York, yet you’re always partying.”
Adams was on his way back from Miami, where he attended the 2024 Concordia Americas Summit and spoke about the Big Apple’s migrant crisis.
The man sitting in the seat next to Adams is seen in the video standing up and using his arms to usher the yelling woman down the aisle.
Adams appears to point at the woman with his thumb and says, “She can’t fly.”
All the while the woman continues to yell at Adams about the city’s homelessness problems and police budget.
“You don’t actually care about the citizens of New York,” the flyer rails.
“Why are you even in Miami? You know there are people being arrested there? People are homeless in New York. People cannot afford food. You keep cutting the education budget so that you can fund the police. That’s all you care about, funding the police. Everything is underfunded because of you.”
Other people on the plane begin to yell at the woman for holding up the boarding process and she eventually moves on from yelling at the mayor, the video shows.
According to the mayor’s office, Hizzoner flew to Miami Sunday, attended the conference on Monday and flew back to New York City Monday night.
Adams is known for routinely hitting popular nightclubs and high-end restaurants in the evening after his work at City Hall wraps up and has bragged about only needing four hours of sleep.
But critics have questioned how Hizzoner affords to hang out at the swanky members-only NoHo club Zero Bond and pricey Midtown eatery Osteria La Baia on his $258,750 annual salary.
The Post reached out to the mayor’s office for comment and did not immediately receive a response.
The Post reached out to the Twitter account that posted the video but did not immediately receive a response.
