Rowdy British holidaymakers turned a delayed Ryanair flight to Benidorm into a giant karaoke party.
Passengers were reportedly left sitting on the aircraft for more than an hour before the spontaneous singalong broke out.
Footage shows the packed cabin belting out songs together while travellers wave their arms above their heads.
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Even a member of the cabin crew is said to have joined the festivities as the miserable wait was transformed into what passengers likened to an airborne version of James Corden’s Carpool Karaoke, as reported by What’s The Jam.
The remarkable scenes were shared by Benidorm regular Graham White, better known online as Benidorm Grumet.
“The flight was delayed; everyone was miserable, the 48-year-old from Middlesbrough said.
“They had us sat on the plane for over an hour, so we just started singing.
“The full plane joined in, even the air hostess.
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“It was like airplane karaoke.
“You’ve seen the Carpool Karaoke with James Corden – well, this was on the plane.”
“It was quiet and miserable, then it changed to a great atmosphere.”
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The video shows passengers clapping, singing and throwing their arms into the air while others grin from their seats.
The plane was belting out Neil Diamond’s Sweet Caroline and Dexys Midnight Runners hit Come On Eileen.
One particularly enthusiastic traveller can be seen punching the air as the party atmosphere spreads through the cabin.
The clip has attracted almost 180,000 views and more than 1,600 likes.
However, viewers were divided over whether the mid-delay entertainment looked like good fun or a holiday nightmare.
One person joked: “If there was ever an advert for not going to Benidorm, this is it.”
Another said: “This is exactly how I imagine a flight to Benidorm would be like.”
A third simply wrote: “My worst nightmare.”
Someone else recalled enjoying their own moment of revenge on a noisy flight, writing: “The only time I was happy for my young kids to make plenty of noise in public was the return flight from Ibiza. It was sweet revenge.”
The journey home was apparently a much quieter affair after the holidaymakers had enjoyed their break in Benidorm.
“On the way home, different story,” said Graham.
“Everyone [was] hungover and asleep before the plane had even set off.”
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