Naomi Campbell is now saying that British Airways, who reportedly banned her from their flights for spitting on a cop, is actually begging her to fly with them again, but she has refused to do so.

According to the New York Post's Page Six, the supermodel says she's been plagued with phone calls from the airline pleading with her to come back and take another flight. But she says she's turned them down because of their "complete disrespect for passengers."

London's Evening Standard quotes a British Airways "insider" who denies Naomi's claim with the statement: "We are not aware of any pleading phone calls to Ms. Campbell."

The catwalker was hauled off a British Airways flight in handcuffs on April 3 after allegedly spitting on a police officer during a dispute over her luggage. She has since blamed her arrest at Heathrow on racism, and has been in Rio de Janiero lately talking to local media about her British Airways boycott.

"Someone from BA called me and asked that I return to fly with them, but this will not occur so early," she said, according to Ireland On-Line. "They didn't find my bag - said it wasn't in the system - and there was a complete disrespect for the passengers.

"I am not speaking for myself. I am speaking for all those who have been disrespected."