This is the shocking moment that an EasyJet passenger has put a man in a main lock and repeatedly hit him in an apparent row over snacks on the floor.
The intense fight broke out during a flight from London Stansted to Amsterdam, with tensions that are already high after a two -hour delay due to bad weather.
Shocking images show how a stronger, older passenger flew off the handle and the younger man started attacking because he reportedly dropped his chips and other snacks around him.
The new rising clip shows the broad, older man who holds the shorter, younger passenger in a tight headlock in the aisle of the plane – and gives him a hard blow around the face.
He then pushes him hard on his chest, so he falls back in his row and hit one of his two friends to try to intervene.
Witnesses said that the young man had been told by the other passenger because of his carelessness, so that the three boys threw a few insults on his way and started the fight.
One of the boy's friends stood up in line behind him, tries to break things out, shout loudly and firmly, “calm down, calm down!”, Hold one hand in peace and use the other to try the man loose To make a grip on the neck of his partner.
Similarly, the passenger can be seen right next to the attacker in his row to relax things.
The new rising images shows the wide -gun, older man who holds the shorter, younger passenger in a tight headlock in the aisle of the plane – and give him a hard blow around the face
He then pushes him hard on his chest, so he falls back in his row and turned one of his two friends, stood up behind him to try to intervene
He puts a strong hand on the man's shoulder, seems to discourage him from further violence – but loses his grip while the furious passenger goes for the blow.
Their peaceful interventions were apparently not a party for the approximately 6ft -long attacker, blinded by his anger.
In the background, a passenger can be heard on a warning bell for cabin crew to come to the fight at the front of the plane in the clip from December last year.
Nearby passengers looked at an almost Waze, with many stood up and turned to see what the commotion was about.
You can be heard to find the scrap rather exciting, gently whispering: “Afraid him!”.
But another man in line for the young boy finally manages to take things a step.
He puts his arm over the boy's chest to encourage him not to take revenge before he left his own row to place himself between the fighters.
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