THIS is the shocking moment a brawl erupted on a flight in front of horrified passengers.
The louts were on a KLM plane from Manchester to Amsterdam when the drama unfolded.
Footage shows one repeatedly punching a fellow flyer as stunned bystanders scream out "behave".
A member of cabin crew frantically tries to separate the group of men but they continue grappling with each other.
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At one stage, a woman stands between the brawling passengers and tells them "that's enough".
Another traveller yells out: "Behave! This is an aircraft goddamit".
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But the yobs don't seem to care - with one shoving his rival on to a row of seats so he can punch him more.
Eventually the KLM crew manage to intervene and the group stop fighting.
Thankfully none of the employees were injured during the mid-air drama yesterday.
The Royal Dutch Marechaussee, who look after security at the airport, told The Sun Online six Brits were arrested.
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They were quizzed for unlawful/disruptive behaviour under the Dutch Aviation Act.
The passenger who posted the shocking video on Twitter said the fight was "brewing the whole flight" after a "racist" comment was made.
She added: "They were about to leave and as they were getting their bags out of the overheard locker they started to fight.
“I was in such shock, I sat with my hand over my mouth and couldn’t believe what was happening.
“I grabbed my sister to see if she was okay. There were children on board.
“Other passengers managed to pull them away from each other but if they could have kept going they would have.”
A KLM spokesperson said: “Today we had some unruly passengers on our KLM 1070 flight from Manchester to Amsterdam.
“The captain and cabin crew put an end to a brawl between two groups of passengers.
"All involved were arrested upon arrival at Schiphol Airport.
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“No delay occurred. KLM does not tolerate aggression against employees or passengers.
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"We apologise to our passengers who may have been affected by the incident.”