A COUPLE travelling with Jetstar were caught trying to join the Mile High Club during a flight.
The passengers were spotted in their seats as the man’s female companion could be seen touching him in front of other passengers.
The shocking actions were caught on camera by Australian TV presenter Darren McMullen.
The shameless duo skipped a trip to the plane’s cramped bathroom and instead decided to get busy in their seats.
Darren shared the intimate moment with his 50,000 Instagram followers in a series of videos posted to his Instagram story.
Hiding behind the seats of the cheeky passengers, the former host of The Voice Australia kicked off with the close-up of the woman along with the caption “Jetstar is the best”.
He then gets a wider angle, where passengers appear blissfully unaware of the erotic scenes unfolding right near them.
Even the person sitting next to them seems oblivious to their dalliances, and is seemingly too focused on getting the perfect snap of the horizon through the plane’s window.
With the man’s chair rocking back and forth, Darren then locks the camera on himself, where he appears to mouth: “What the f**k.”
However in another video with the caption “credit where credit [is] due,” he goes to congratulate the male passenger and shakes his hand.
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He said: “Hey man, I’ve got to say, that was legendary. My new hero.”
After disembarking, Darren said: “I can’t believe I just shook that guy’s hand. That hand.
“I just got carried away. It’s not that often you see such a blatant disregard for airline laws.
“Didn’t give a f**k. Guy’s horny. Go on my son. Go on.”
He concluded: “I need a bath”.
Jetstar confirmed it was still looking into the details of the incident.
A spokesperson told news.com.au: “We have a zero tolerance to inappropriate behaviour and encourage passengers to report any incidents to our crew.”
Some of the most embarrassing attempts at joining the Mile High Club have been revealed.
Loud passengers and passengers caught in the middle of the act have all shamed online by their fellow travellers.
Sun Online Travel has contacted Jetstar for comment.
This story was originally published on news.com.au and has been reproduced with permission.
