One of the biggest quarrels at the airport that ever broke out in Atlanta It was shot in a video that has now become viral.
Dozens of passengers broke out in a big fight last week in Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The video shows the altercation that takes place in the waiting room near the loading door of the Spirit Airlines.
The shots, which received 2 million views on Friday since it was published in X, shows a chaotic bunch of fast hitting and hitting each other in front of Spirit Airlines’ posters.
One woman was seen jumping across the seat to join Mayhem, while a group of men was caught on the corresponding of the camera and hit another passenger.
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The woman standing on a chair at the departure door was seen hitting people during a massive quarrel at the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, February 19th. (Instagram/@AtlantaCensor)
“This is embarrassing,” one witness heard in the video.
The requests for the end of the Mayon ignored the crowd and as the screams and crowds continued to fill the terminal.
“Don’t pay off!” One witness said repeatedly.
“You got the kids there, man! Hey, hey, hey, hey!” Another man was heard repeatedly.
The woman skipped seats in the waiting room at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to participate in a massive altercation. (Instagram/@AtlantaCensor)
In the second recording of the incident, people were also seen as they were angry with violence.
It is unclear how long the altercation lasted or prompted violence to break out.
“Why are they fighting?” Asked one witness in another video.
People were caught on a video hitting each other during a mass struggle that broke out at the Atlanta airport last week. (Instagram/@AtlantaCensor)
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The police responded to an interference Fox 5 Atlanta that the crowd scattered until the officers arrived.
Anyone seems to have been arrested, a local station reported.
Fox News Digital addressed Atlanta Police DirectorateAirline and Spirit Airlines for more information but did not immediately respond.
