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“You don’t put your hands on me!” the passenger is seen yelling in the video shot by his wife as the crew member tells him to “calm down.”

The man threatens to “beat the s–t out of” the flight attendant as his wife screams that the crew member had attacked her hubby first.

The melee escalates when a cabin supervisor tries to ease tensions before the man tells her to “shut the f–k up!”

“You listen, and you calm down,” the supervisor tells him, pointing her finger and threatening to call the cops.

Moments later, the supervisor wipes the passenger’s spit off her face and then slaps him. He retaliates by striking her in the face.

Another passenger then enters the fray and restrains the man — prompting his wife to yell, “Get the f–k off him!”

The woman who shot the video, Carmen Moore, wrote: “The man is complaining about TWO men who were sitting on the sides of his Mother-in-law and elbowing her as she was sitting in the middle seat.

“The man complained to the supervisor and was told they didn’t have to help him,” she wrote. “The female Supervisor proceeded to defend the men who were elbowing the woman when the man said something to the supervisor.

“She slapped him. The men who jumped on him broke his ribs and the police drug him down the plane’s steel stairs despite the man asking for medical attention prior,” she said.

Brussels Airlines did not immediately respond to a message for comment.

A man lit a cigarette on the Tarmac, and when he was stopped and taken inside the airport, misbehaved with staff and lit a new cigarette and blew smoke on their face

In the end you can see him throw some money at them and tells them that’s he just threw their months salary on the ground and implied everyone there is beneath him.

He was later identified as a Senior Software Dev at Google. Reports indicate he has since been fired from his job.

This incident occurred back in October 1995, on a United flight from Buenos Aires to JFK aboard a 767, and a person named Gerard Finneran was the culprit. According to the Wiki article, "He pleaded guilty and was fined $5,000, with two years' probation; he had also agreed to perform community service and pay $48,000 to reimburse United's cleanup costs and the other passengers for their airfare."

Link to said Wikipedia article (WARNING: it is NOT for the faint of heart): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Airlines_Flight_976