BUSTA RHYMES hauled off BA Flight by cops as he lands in London after AIR RAGE ROW

Busta Rhymes was hauled off a British Airways flight by police as it landed at London's Heathrow Airport after getting into a row with a passenger in first class.

The US rapper was escorted off the passenger jet after the heated argument with a fellow flyer shortly before take-off in New York.



The 47-year-old hip hop star is understood to have boarded the flight just before the doors closed carrying five bags – before angrily demanding to know: 'Which one of you fu#king puss1es got your bags in my fu#king locker? I’m going to tear one of your fu#king jaws off'

Witnesses to the altercation said Busta - real name Trevor George Smith Jr - became 'agitated, aggressive and rude' as he hurled insults at the female passenger on the Monday evening flight from JFK Airport in the US.

He was met by police officers at the request of a passenger when the plane landed in London at 6.52am on Tuesday.

An unnamed passenger said: 'Busta got on the plane and saw that this woman had put her luggage in his section of the overhead locker.

'He turned around and demanded to know whose stuff it was.

'This woman stood up and said the bags belonged to her.

'He was ranting and raving, getting really angry and demanding to know why she had used his locker.

'He told her to move her stuff immediately.
'He began shouting and behaving extremely aggressively and the woman was getting more and more upset, she began crying.

'As she got more and more tearful, her husband intervened and told him he needn't be so rude to his wife.

'He said that he was upsetting her when she was clearly happy to move her things.

'The husband was trying to diffuse the situation, to which Busta replied, 'Let's go homeboy'.'

The witness said that as the argument became increasingly heated, other passengers stepped in and another called BA staff to intervene.

One source said the star was given a dressing-down by the airline's cabin service director before he was allowed to make the journey to London.

The cabin crew gave the singer a glass of water and took him to the first class galley and spoke to him in order to diffuse the row.

But when he went back to his seat, the star is accused of saying to another passenger who had spoken to him earlier 'I'm sure we will clear this up in London.'

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