Shocking moment Ryanair passenger goes on X-rated rant before demanding crew gets out of her way as she storms off plane | The Sun

THIS is the moment a Ryanair passenger delivered an X-rated rant and then demanded crew get out of her way before she stormed off the plane.

The footage shows a woman abusing crew and passengers on board the Ryanair flight prior to take off.



A passenger managed to film the woman, who had a Welsh accent, delivering her furious tirade.

She could be heard saying she "looks after her boy every single day" before she began her X-rated rant.At one point as she left her seat she delivered a grotesque tirade.

As she gathered her things up she swore at passengers sat near her and then screamed at a crew member to "get out of my way."

As the crew member let her pass she called him a "wanker" before storming down the aisle with her roller bag.

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Other passengers laughed and applauded as she left the jet in a furious huff.

The disturbing footage was posted on social media earlier this week. It is not clear what caused the woman to become so angry prior to take off.

The Sun has approached Ryanair for comment.

Last month pop star Ed Sheeran was caught in a terrifying air-rage incident when a drunk passenger racially abused crew.

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The Shape of You star, 32, was an hour into his journey from Miami to Heathrow when the foul-mouthed lout sparked trouble by demanding booze. An angry, boozed-up passenger demanded more alcohol and was refused.

He reacted by hurling abuse as passengers on the Heathrow-bound service recorded his outburst. The drunk passenger was restrained and later removed from the flight.


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