Shocking moment passenger erupts at parents whose baby was ‘non-stop crying for 45mins’…everyone’s saying the same thing
A PLANE passenger has been filmed flipping his lad after being stuck by a crying baby on a flight.
Video shows the moment the man furiously snaps at the parents on board a Southwest Airlines flight in the US.
The row reportedly began while the flight was stuck in a holding pattern in midair due to the weather close to Fort Lauderdale in Florida.
In the clip, which has gone viral on TikTok, the whinging flyer loudly complains that the baby has been “crying for 45 minutes”.
Patient flight attendants are seen trying to calm down the irate passenger as the row continues for several minutes.
The man is heard swearing more than 20 times during a four-minute tantrum.
At one point, an exasperated member of flight crew tells the angry passenger: “You’re yelling.”
To which the adult toddler replies: “So is the baby.”
He even screams at the baby, shouting: “Did that motherf***** pay extra to get on.”
In the video, a female passenger sat next to them – believed to be his wife – can be seen looking exasperated before putting her head in her hands.
Southwest Airlines staff tried to get the passenger to leave the flight but with no joy.
At the end of the clip, the woman is seen with the man in the airport while he rows with TSA staff.
The clip was captioned: “Stuck in a holding pattern for weather, and an SWA passenger loses his mind over a baby.”
Throughout, the cameraman can be seen stifling his laughter at his fellow passenger’s actions.
Since being posted earlier this week, the clip has racked up more than 170,000 views on TikTok.
Many of the comments were sympathetic towards the complaining passenger.
One commenter wrote: “Everyone on the plane was thinking it but he was the one to say it and he said it badly.”
“As someone who has kids, I get it lol,” a second added.
While a third said: “I have three kids exact and I would go a bit insane listening to a child yell like that for 45 minutes.”
Others slammed the man for his behaviour and claimed he should have handled it better.
One wrote: “Why don’t people bring noise-cancelling headphones?”