Party-loving Brits create 'best flight' by turning Ryanair plane's aisle into dancefloor

Party-loving Brits create 'best flight' by turning Ryanair plane's aisle into dancefloor While one passenger who filmed the festivities in the aisle of the London to Malta flight said it was 'the best' although another was apparently left annoyed and even allegedly threw a bottle at revellers Ryanair passengers were left stunned after a group of Brits turned the aisle of their plane into a dance floor and "threw a party" during their flight. A video has captured the moment the group turned the flight into a mid-air club, leaving one person enjoying what they said was "one of the best flights". The footage shows the group of high-energy passengers cheering and dancing in the aisle while clutching bottles of booze, with passenger TJ Wright, a solo traveller who took the footage, saying she was left in stitches. The 28-year-old manager of a solar panel firm, who was travelling on the London Stansted to Malta flight, said she got to enjoy her holiday hours earlier as she travelled for a dance music festival. The solo traveller from Thurrock, Essex, said while she witnessed the wild antics of the passengers around her who started partying in the aisle that "we all became one". She said: "Everyone was strangers on this flight and we all became one. I must say, as a solo traveller I had one of the best flights just due to everyone being ready to party. "All of the passengers just broke out with cheers, music and a 'party'." TJ said the party, which she claims even cabin crews had enjoyed, turned into a raucous after one of the passengers threw a bottle at another. The instigator was allegedly not happy with the noise coming from the rows behind her. TJ said: "A passenger in front of me threw an empty bottle at one of the passengers sitting next to me, telling him to be quiet. I nicely asked the passenger to apologise and to not be so rude and all of the passengers just broke out with cheers. "The cabin crew were enjoying it until the belt light came on and everyone had to be seated. The woman who threw the bottle was also told to be seated, otherwise she would need to be moved." The clip quickly went viral online with the flight to the Higher Love Festival on April 30 racking up a whopping 235,000 views. Despite the rowdy behaviour on the flight, the lads dancing actually entertained a number of other passengers, among them a mother and her baby. TJ said: "I travel to Malta at least three times a year and I must say as a solo traveller I had one of the best flights just due to everyone being ready to party. "You can see in the video even the women with her young baby are smiling and laughing." The Daily Mirror has approached Ryanair for comment.