Moment woman breaks down during mid-air meltdown on Southwest Airlines flight and claims she's a victim of human trafficking

A woman has clashed with flight attendants on a Southwest Airlines flight after repeatedly yelling that she's a victim of human trafficking as she was being escorted off the plane.  

In echoes of the Tiffany Gomas 'that motherf***** isn't real' saga, a new unidentified 'plane woman' has been widely shared online November 13. 

The one-minute video begins with the woman, wearing a black hoodie with sunglasses on her head, facing off with airline staff in the aisle. 

'They're trying to put stuff on me. Get off. Get the f*** off. Get off please!' she shouts, aggressively shoving one female attendant who grasps her by the wrists. 

The attendant hits back saying 'do not touch me' before requesting backup. 

As three attendants grapple with the woman, she turns to fix her eyes on the passenger filming the incident as she repeatedly shouts 'I am being human trafficked!'

The woman swivels to face the attendants standing behind her and raises her fists. She moves her arm down in a quick slicing motion, appearing to accidentally strike a man nearby on the back of his head. 

She looks down at him but does not apologize. The man stands up from his seat, as the plane lady shouts 'this is going to go on TikTok so I look crazy, but I am being human trafficked.' 

The woman then screams 'no!' as attendants restrain her and clasp her wrists together, potentially to handcuff her. 

As the scene escalates, she screams: 'If they have your family hostage don't believe it, they use f***ing emotional manipulation, this is not REAL!'

She repeats the human trafficking claim as attendants and passengers continue trying to restrain her, before screaming 'noooo' in a wild voice as she's dragged downwards. 

According to people commenting on social media who said they were on board the plane, some passengers had to intervene, and the flight was on the way to Kansas City from New York. 

Officials from Southwest did not respond in time for this report. 

It's unclear what happened after the woman in the video was led off the plane and whether she was a victim of human trafficking.  

The unhinged interaction is reminiscent of Tiffany Gomas' viral plane meltdown on July 2 where she shouted 'that mother f***er isn't real' at another passenger as she left the aircraft. 

The 38-year-old marketing executive could be seen loudly telling a male flight attendant near her seat on the flight from Dallas to Orlando: 'Stop the f***ing plane, stop the f***ing plane, stop the plane.'

Police reports show she had earlier accused a relative of stealing her AirPods, before screeching that the plane was not safe and would not make it to its destination.

Commenters on the more recent unidentified 'plane lady' incident were quick to point out the similarities, speculating that the woman had been inspired by Gomas and her performance was a ploy to gain fame.  

'This is the new way to get fame since tmfinr', one person said, while another accused her of being 'a girl trippin’ out trying to get viral famous'. 

Others mused that she might have been on drugs with one person saying the 'edibles kicked in' and another warning 'don't do drugs kids'. 

It also follows another incident involving a woman kicking off on a plane in September. 

Influencer Morgan Osman launched into a foul-mouthed rant on an American Airlines flight and screamed 'I'm Instagram famous, you f***ing bum' at passengers who filmed her. 

She could be heard cussing at other passengers as she stomped down the aisle out of shot, as several people laughed at the performance. 

Osman, 35, claimed the whole incident was over a 'woman with neon blue hair' who berated her for sitting in her seat, which Osman vehemently denied. 

To avoid 'knocking her the f*** out,' Osman claimed she exited the plane, which is when passengers whipped out their cameras.

When asked if she got kicked off the flight, Osman replied: 'Absolutely not.'

'I decided to leave, and when they knew that, they decided to take out their camera. I still think their a bunch a f***** bums,' she added.