A Ryanair flight final week needed to be diverted when it was flying at 30,000 toes as a struggle between two households grew to become a mass brawl — half-hour into the flight. Footage printed by the Solar exhibits passengers screaming at one another on the Morocco to London flight. A witness to the stunning brawl stated it began with a passenger asking a lady to swap the seat in order that he may sit along with his spouse and youngsters.The girl was sitting together with her daughter and refused to swap the seat.The person was livid and began threatening the lady. All this occurred when the aircraft was readying to take off, the pilot unaware of the warmth unfolding inside. After the aircraft took off, the lady’s husband got here to her protection after which males began throwing punches at one another.The airline employees tried to calm either side however quickly it grew to become an enormous brawl as one of many warring households was half of a bigger group and all began chipping within the struggle.”Then a woman within the row behind began to have a panic assault due to the whole lot occurring. She was screaming and there have been children crying. It was like a snowball impact,” a passenger stated describing the journey as a flight from hell. Within the mayhem, one other particular person fell unwell and needed to be given oxygen mid-flight. The aircraft was diverted and landed at Marrakech round half-hour after take off. Flight tracker web site FlightAware confirmed the journey of flight RUK3034 because it took off from Agadir, a metropolis on Morocco’s southern Atlantic coast.The person who fell unwell began abusing the cabin crew and stated he was being handled like a terrorist. The police and the cabin crew took two hours to take away the disruptive passengers from the aircraft whereas all of the fliers had been taken to a resort the place they needed to keep the night time. They had been booked one other flight the next day which additionally bought cancelled. In an announcement to MailOnline, Ryanair confirmed the collection of occasions and apologized for the ‘diversion and subsequent delay attributable to a small group of disruptive passengers’ saying that this was out of the airline’s management.