Liz Weir was due to fly to Edinburgh to appear at a paid-for arts show in Midlothian but the flight - and her luggage - left without her.
Three Edinburgh Easyjet passengers, who require special assistance, were left stranded in their wheelchairs on the tarmac as their flight - and luggage - took off without them.
The performer relies on wheelchair assistance at airports for mobility issues stemming from health conditions. She added: "I was due to appear at a storytelling gig at an arts festival tonight, people paid for tickets to attend, the arts association paid for my flight and I'm not able to be there because easyJet neglected to allow me on board. I couldn't believe it when the plane took off leaving us stranded."
"But I've heard nothing since. The situation is ridiculous and very upsetting. People have been let down in Scotland, goodness knows where my luggage is and I have been left feeling very stressed which is not helpful considering I live with a heart condition."
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