A woman travelling by air to the UK in a wheelchair is reported to have been left behind at an airport in Lanzarote and only discovered the issue later, according to reporting across outlets. The passenger was scheduled to fly with Ryanair, but is described as being “forgotten” during airport processes, resulting in her missing the intended departure. Instead of continuing on the day of travel, she spends an overnight period in Lanzarote and later travels to the UK on a flight the following day. The reports describe the incident as an error in handling the passenger’s boarding and care needs, though they do not provide additional official details such as responses from the airline or airport at the time of publication. The woman’s experience highlights potential problems in travel assistance and coordination for passengers with disabilities. The story is being reported in the context of wider scrutiny of accessibility support during air travel, but the available accounts focus primarily on the delay, the missed flight, and the overnight stay before the passenger is able to continue her journey.