Dramatic moment brawl breaks out mid-flight on London-bound plane as two men throw punches & passengers scream

Dramatic moment brawl breaks out mid-flight on London-bound plane as two men throw punches & passengers scream

THIS is the shocking moment a brutal brawl erupts aboard a London-bound flight as two passengers trade punches across the seats. Dramatic footage shows one man looming over another as the pair grapple in the aisle and fellow travellers desperately try to prise them apart. The shocking moment a brutal brawl erupts aboard a London-bound flight Credit: X/fl360aero Dramatic footage shows one man looming over another as the pair grapple in the aisle Credit: X/fl360aero The seated passenger reaches up and grabs at his rivals neck as the man towers over him between the rows. Seconds later, the scuffle explodes as punches are thrown and several people surge forward to intervene. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! One man’s T-shirt is ripped wide open in the melee as the furious pair continue to lash out at each other. Shouts ring through the packed cabin while passengers scramble to bring the fight to an end. Cabin crew eventually step in and manage to separate the men before restoring order on board. The extraordinary scenes unfolded on a Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight from Sylhet, Bangladesh, to London on Thursday. The confrontation is understood to have started as an argument before spiralling into violence during the journey. Children and elderly passengers were among those on board as the commotion broke out. Most read in The Sun Footage of the clash was later shared on social media, showing the two men locked in the heated confrontation. Biman Bangladesh Airlines confirmed a physical altercation had taken place between two passengers. One man’s T-shirt is ripped wide open in the melee as the furious pair continue to lash out Credit: X/fl360aero Fellow travellers desperately try to prise them apart Credit: X/fl360aero Mohiuddin Ahmed, general manager of the airline’s public relations department, said: “The flight departed Sylhet for London this morning. “At some point during the flight, two passengers got into a physical altercation. “The cabin crew later intervened and resolved the situation between them.” It is not known what triggered the row or whether either of the men was injured. The confrontation is understood to have started as an argument Credit: X/fl360aero Cabin crew eventually stepped in and seperated the men Credit: X/fl360aero The airline has also not said whether any action was taken against the pair after the plane landed. The brawl follows another bout of chaos aboard a Britain-bound flight earlier this summer. An easyJet service to Liverpool was forced to turn back to Tenerife on July 21 after a bitter row erupted between two British families. Spanish air traffic controllers said around ten passengers were caught up in the dispute, which flared around 30 minutes after take-off. The captain made the dramatic decision to turn the jet around because of the “danger this posed to the safety of the flight”, air traffic control said. Police met the aircraft when it returned to Tenerife, although Spain’s Civil Guard said no arrests were made. Eight British passengers travelling together – two adults and six minors – were removed from the plane. A Civil Guard spokeswoman said: “Eight people were removed from the plane who had been travelling together, two adults and six minors. “What appears to have happened is that a heated discussion started in the airport terminal between two families before they boarded the plane and those problems obviously continued on the plane which is why it turned back. “We’re not aware of any physical fighting on board. No arrests took place but all eight people taken off the plane have been identified. All eight are British nationals.” Comment now

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