Watch shocking moment passengers clash over reclined seat as mid-air rumble erupts on busy flight to party hotspot

THIS is the shocking moment two angry passengers clashed over a reclined seat while on a flight to Bali.

The pair got into a heated argument before attempting to get physical with one another.

The footage shows the two men shouting back and forth at each other about the reclined seat.

In the video, the man in the front row can be heard shouting: “Do you think this is enough.

“Do you think one of us is going to f*cking die? Drunk piece of s*it.”;

The angry man in the cap can then be seen leaning over the seat in front, in an attempt to grab his equally furious counterpart.

Luckily one brave passenger intervened and was filmed grabbing the man's arm to prevent him from throwing any punches.

Cabin crew were then recorded rushing over to try to calm the pair down, and one was heard saying: “Boys, that's enough.”;

Other distraught travellers can be heard shouting “no”, while they watched on in horror.

The brawl took place on a Jetstar flight to Bali from Melbourne, Australia on Saturday.

A Jetstar Airways spokesperson said: “Our operations teams are currently investigating this incident.

“We have a zero tolerance policy for disruptive and abusive behaviour on our flights.

“Our crew members are trained to de-escalate incidents involving unruly passengers and we thank them for how they managed this situation.”;

This comes after an easyJet flight was forced to make an emergency landing after two families got into a row over a boy watching The Karate Kid.

The trouble began on a flight fromLanzarotetoGatwick.

The boy was watching the 2010 remake of The Karate Kid on his iPad with the volume set low.

But a woman four rows in front became annoyed and asked him to turn it off.

The boy’s mum, 26, claims he was shouted at and racially abused.

When she challenged her, she alleges the woman’s partner grabbed her disabled other-half by the neck.

The pilot then made an emergency landing in Porto, leaving both families to make their own way home.