'Google me!': Amanda Bynes' response to airline staff after she tried to board plane without ID

Amanda Bynes was stopped from boarding a private jet this weekend for not having the correct identification.

The actress's driving licence had been suspended and she had no other form of ID so Amanda, 27, told the pilot to search her name on Google to prove who she was.

Witnesses at Teterboro Airport where the incident that took place said it occurred on Sunday for a flight to Los Angeles from New Jersey.

According to TMZ, the pilot had to check every passenger's IDs but Amanda had no official govement identification on her.

The actress was then informed that per TSA regulations she would not be able to fly without it, at which point Amanda directed the Google, with sources reporting that she screamed 'I'm Amanda Bynes!'

The pilot then reportedly called a representative from the airline to see if they could allow the faded starlet onto the flight, but the jet company was adamant that no special treatment was to be given.

No entry: The pilot refused to give Bynes any exemption from the TSA regulations

Google: When Amanda couldn't present her ID she told the pilot to search for online

Mail Online have contacted Bynes' lawyer for comment.

This latest incident comes off the back of reports that she was spotted smoking what appeared to be marijuana as she strolled around New York City last month.

And, two men, including a photographer by the name of Giovanni Aold and another who would go only go by the name of 'Joe', claim to In Touch magazine that they witnessed the actress smoke marijuana as she sat on top of a bare mattress in her bedroom.

But Amanda has jumped to her own defense, tweeting on Wednesday night: 'That’s not my bed! Those aren’t my toes! My toes are pedicured!'

Past problems: Amanda was photographed in September last year smoking an unknown substance out of a pipe in her BMW whilst she was in Los Angeles