- A TikTok video shows a woman arguing with a flight attendant for not wearing a mask.
- Passengers on the Southwest Airlines flight can be heard teasing the passenger.
- While the woman and her partner are escorted from the flight, those in the plane cheer and dance.
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A TikTok video shows an entire plane crashing and cheering after a couple was escorted from a Southwest Airlines flight, Newsweek reported.
In the video shared by user Brendan Edler, a woman is seen arguing with a crew member.
The footage, which is discreetly filmed from three rows, begins in the middle of the argument.
The dispute revolves around a passenger who refused to comply with the COVID-19 safety protocols by not wearing a mask.
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It should be noted that the woman is wearing a mask at the beginning of the cut.
However, the reaction of those on the plane suggests that this was not the case earlier.
The woman, whose identity is unknown, maintains that she did not break the rules. “I did listen,” the woman told the flight attendant. “You say I did not comply and put on my mask when you asked me?”
Shortly afterwards, the woman accused the flight attendant of not telling the truth. “You’re a liar and you have to live with it,” she heard.
Those who are on the run then begin to exterminate the woman and say goodbye.
“Bees,” shouted one person.
“Get off the plane,” shouts another.
“This is what happens when you do not say you are sorry,” someone else may hear say.
The woman then gets up, points her middle finger at those in the plane, and walks with her travel companion.
The remaining passengers look jubilant and one woman goes to dance.
Insider contacted Southwest for further context on the incident. The airline said it had no further details on the situation, but that it provided information on the mask wear policy.
“Federal law requires Suidwes to ensure that every person who is two years and older wears a mask at all times during a flight, also during planning and planning, ‘said a spokesperson for Southwest Airlines. travel. ‘