A Massachusetts family said that a brawl on a Spirit Airlines flight broke out 'right in front of us' after two passengers began punching one another.
A Spirit Airlines flight from South Carolina to Boston ended with two passengers 'throwing it down' in front of a family. 'Next thing you know they were throwing it down right in front of us,' Nicole Grome, who was on the flight from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, with her parents, told Boston 25. 'We were right there. I could have touched his arm.
Grome commended the flight attendant for attempting to calm down the enraged passengers. 'That poor flight attendant. She was doing her best,' Grome said. 'She’s putting herself in a dangerous situation to protect everyone else on the flight.' As the punches were flying, a flight attendant desperately tried to get other people off the plane. 'If you're not part of that fight, please get off the airplane!' the flight attendant is heard saying over the intercom.
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