The ex-Navy SEAL who killed Osama bin Laden and bragged on Twitter about not wearing a “dumb-ass” mask on a Delta flight has now been banned from the airline, he said Thursday.
“I just got banned from @Delta for posting a picture. Wow,” Robert O’Neill, 44, tweeted.
The move comes a day after he tweeted a smiling, mask-less selfie from his seat with the caption “I’m not a p–y.”
Many of O’Neill’s Twitter followers took the post as a direct dig on the only other person in the photo: an older man wearing a US Marine Corps hat and a mask.
The former SEAL Team Six member later took the photo down — at the urging of his wife, he claimed — and also insisted he always wears a mask and that the tweet was “a joke.”
“This was not a dig at the Marine behind me. I love Marines…,” he wrote in another tweet linking to an article in The Post.
But Delta had already told The Post that O’Neill may be banned over the incident.
The Montana native fired three shots into the al Qaeda leader’s head during the May 2011 raid on his Pakistan hideout.
