Air Canada flight from Morocco is CANCELED over flight attendant's crazed meltdown at passenger's 'very reasonable request'

An Air Canada flight from Morocco to Montreal was reportedly cancelled over a flight attendant's response to a passenger who asked for a blanket.

Footage of Air Canada flight AC73 has gone viral showing the altercation between the airline employee and the female passenger who requested the blanket, as reported by CTV News.

The flight attendant allegedly tried to remove the passenger from the plane and threatened to call the police before other passengers threatened to deplane in solidarity. 

The airline employee is heard saying: 'You will behave or we will get off!' and  'I'll tell the captain right away. Yes or no?'

Footage of Air Canada flight AC73 has gone viral showing the altercation between the airline employee and the female passenger who requested the blanket

When passengers tell her to call the captain, the flight attendant says, 'I don't want no bullying against my crew.'

A video was shared online, although the flight attendant was already shouting at the passenger by the time the camera began rolling.

It remains unclear what happened beforehand and the female passenger who asked for the blanket has not been identified or come forward.  

Air Canada told CTV News the flight would depart from Casablanca to Montreal on Saturday with a different crew. 

A spokesperson for the airline said: 'We are taking this incident very seriously. It is under review, and we will take appropriate action. 

The upset female flight attendant was filmed gesticulating in both French and English to an unseen passenger on a jet that was set to fly from Montreal to Casablanca, Morocco

This man's displeasure was clear to see as the verbal tussle continued, with the flight ultimately canceled

Air Canada issued a groveling apology and have launched a probe into the embarrassing incident

'We apologize to our customers and deeply regret that their experience today fell far short of what they have come to expect when flying with Air Canada.'

Meanwhile on Sunday a Boston-bound United Airlines flight was diverted after both passengers and crew began vomiting due to a passenger-involved biohazard incident that forced an emergency landing in the nation's capital.

United Airlines flight 2477 departed from Houston at 9:39 a.m. CT on Sunday destined for Boston, but was forced to reroute when a customer became sick, the airline told DailyMail.com.

The plane, a Boeing 737-800, was diverted to Washington Dulles International Airport, landing at 1:36 p.m. ET, according to FlightAware.