This dramatic footage shows five women amid a heated argument who push, shove and yell at one another while deboarding a plane which landed in China.
The catfight was filmed by an unnamed passenger aboard flight TR144, which had set off from Singapore and had just arrived in Shenzhen on 6th September.
Eyewitnesses said the argument erupted in the aisle of the Scoot airlines plane, creating a tense atmosphere inside the cabin.
Phone footage shows the five young women involved engaging in a heated verbal exchange in the aisle, which escalated to shoving and physical conflict.
One of the women is seen briefly falling into her seat, while another threatens to “call the police”.
A flight attendant is heard yelling: “Please stop!”, while another woman is heard saying: “Don’t fight, don’t fight”.
The brawling causes a long queue as other passengers struggle to pass through the blocked aisle.
Shortly thereafter, two pilots also appear on the scene, apparently trying to calm down the situation.
It is not clear what sparked off the incident but the person who shared it wrote in the caption: “Inside a Singapore Airlines cabin, another ‘What are you looking at?’ led to trouble.
“However, if you’re going to argue with someone on a plane, it’s best to take your differences to the high skies, so you don’t end up damaging the aircraft.
“Furthermore, if both you and the other person are drunk, don’t forget to fasten your seatbelts while fighting, or else you might end up shaking the plane apart.
“Lastly, if you really can’t avoid a fight, remember to choose a seat near an emergency exit, so you can conveniently open the door while brawling, letting that person you’re arguing with have a ‘duel’ with the flight attendant!”
As the fighting continued, airport authorities had to step in and assist cabin crew in handling the situation.
An airport spokesperson stated that while the incident disrupted some passengers, the disembarkation process proceeded relatively smoothly.
Flight TR145 also departed from Shenzhen on time, with Scoot Airlines expressing apologies for any inconvenience caused to other passengers as a result.
