Some British Airways passengers sparked a debate online as a video surfaced showing them engaging in chants and preaching during a flight. The footage captured a woman singing and encouraging fellow passengers to join in while en route from London Heathrow to Jamaica. Additionally, a man was seen passionately preaching until the crew signaled for seat belt compliance.

Maxine Munroe, a 56-year-old nurse who witnessed the incident and shared it on TikTok, likened the experience to being in a church. The unusual behavior persisted for nearly three hours, prompting mixed reactions on social media.

Critics labeled the behavior as inconsiderate and rude, with some expressing discomfort at the spectacle. However, no visible objections were shown by other passengers in the video. Maxine, who frequently travels to Jamaica, acknowledged the fine line between expressions of faith and disruptive behavior on flights.

Speculation arose about alcohol influence, but Maxine clarified that the passengers’ behavior was more spiritually driven than alcohol-induced. British Airways did not receive direct criticism online, but social media users voiced disapproval towards the passengers’ actions.

While some condemned the passengers’ behavior, others found it entertaining and lauded their enthusiasm. The Mirror reached out to British Airways for a statement regarding the incident.