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Punch-up at 30,000ft: Shocking moment two men brawl on flight to San Francisco after 'one of them took the other's seat to get away from another passenger's constant coughing'
This is the moment a brawl erupted between two furious passengers after a mid-air row broke out over seating.
Video shows brave air crew desperately trying to calm the two fighting passengers a few hours in to the long-haul EVA Air flight from Taiwan to San Francisco.
Punches were thrown and one of the men had to be restrained as fellow passengers screamed.
The fight is said to have broke out after one of the men became upset by a passenger next to him who was constantly coughing.
He then took it upon himself to change seats and went to find an empty one. He sat down, but several minutes later, the seat's original occupant returned.
An ensuing row quickly erupted into a violent brawl and cabin crew members had to put themselves between the two men to break it up.
The men started brawling after one sat in the other's seat because he wanted to get away from another passenger's incessant coughing
A flight attendant grabbed hold of him from behind to try to pull him away, but she then received an elbow to her head
The shocking scenes were filmed on an EVA Air flight from Taipei City in Taiwan to San Francisco, US, on 7 May
One of the men could be seen apparently throwing a punch at the other in the seat.
A flight attendant grabbed hold of him from behind to try to pull him away, but she then received an elbow to her head.
The crew managed to calm the tensions, before the man sitting then jumped up from the seat to throw a punch at him.
Passengers could be heard screaming as the two men traded blows in the aisle before the flight crew, with the help of other travellers, eventually separated the pair.
The shocking scenes were filmed on an EVA Air flight from Taipei City in Taiwan to San Francisco on 7 May.
The row started about three hours into the 11-and-a-half-hour flight.
Following the brawl the two men, who continued to point and shout at each other, were kept apart for the remainder of the flight.
They were then handed over to the police in San Francisco upon arrival.
The Taiwanese airline has yet to release a statement about the incident.