Ryanair passengers try to fight and spit at each other on ‘worst flight ever’
The men can be seen arguing with each other in the aisle of the plane.
Two men started feeling overly-excited for their holiday as they started punching and spitting at each other on a flight from Edinburgh to Tenerife.
A fellow passenger described the Ryanair journey as the ‘worst flight of their life’ after two men were recorded arguing in the aisle.
But they turned their anger towards a third man before a woman launches a frenzied attack towards another passenger.
The man dressed in blue attacks another passenger onboard before the second man screams in his face.
He is later seen attempting to headbutt the man, but misses.
A blonde woman is captured trying antagonize one of the men, and later attacks the man in grey before she is held back by the man in blue.
Not forgetting about the third man, she tried to attack him too while shouting in his face.
Staff plead with the group to return to their seats and calm down while one man spits onto his hand as others watch on in disgust.
The argument only ended after the plane landed in Tenerife and the disruptive passengers were taken away by Spanish police.
Passenger Hannah MacDonald, who recorded the video, said on Facebook one of the men was the woman’s boyfriend and the other was his brother.
She said: ‘The blonde bird screamed the whole flight and then her boyfriend and his brother all fell out and started fighting.’
Passenger Nikki Swinton commented: ‘I was sitting behind them. Had to move. Got to wonder why swissport allowed them to board at Edinburgh in the first place.
‘It was hell. Had to endure the abuse from them for 2,5 hours before the crew had a word. It was the worst flight of my life.
‘They threatened to attack me when I got off the plane. The language and what they were talking about was disgusting.
‘This fight happened amongst themselves about 30 minutes from landing. They started throwing punches at each other when we were about to land.
‘Lasted for the guardia to be called on landing. Ryanair were reluctant and in the end they started the fight so I suppose Ryanair had no option.’
Ryanair said: ‘The crew of this flight from Edinburgh to Tenerife called ahead for police assistance after a small number of passengers became disruptive onboard.
‘The aircraft was met by local police upon arrival at Tenerife and these passengers were removed. This is now a matter for local police.’
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