A furious plane passenger launched into a foul-mouthed rant on an American Airlines flight has gone viral after screaming ‘I’m Instagram famous’.

In echoes of the Tiffany Gomas ‘that motherf***** isn’t real’ saga, a new unidentified ‘plane woman’ is causing chaos online. 

Viewers have slated the glamorous passenger as ‘entitled’ and a ‘clown’ for throwing a tantrum on the American Airlines flight.

Influencer Morgan Osman has claimed that she is the woman in the footage on social media, but has not responded to requests for comment from DailyMail.com. 

Posting on Instagram, she said ‘I said what I said,’ before adding: ‘I didn’t get kicked off, I asked to leave instead of it turning violent. Thank u.’

The 20-second video begins with the woman, wearing a skin-tight gray unitard, taking her luggage from the overhead locker while shouting at a fellow passenger.

‘Call me a b***h again,’ she says to them, as the passenger filming lets out a snort of laughter. 

‘Call me a b****h again, I did nothing wrong!’ she shouts as she holds her suitcase and a handbag by her side. 

Someone tells her to shut up, to which she responds: ‘No you shut the f*** up! You shut the f*** up, and your b***h.’

The brunette turns to walk down the aisle before noticing the woman filming the interaction on her phone. 

Furious, she turns to her and shouts: ‘Film me – I’m Instagram famous, you f*****g bum.’

She can be heard cussing at other passengers as she stomps down the aisle out of shot, as several people laugh at the performance. 

American Airlines did not immediately respond to a request for comment by DailyMail.com, and it is unclear when the footage was taken. 

It is currently unclear if Osman is the ‘Instagram famous’ woman is or which flight she was on.  

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. 

Social media users were quick to make the comparison between the two, with one woman tweeting screenshots of the two plane dramas side-by-side with the caption: ‘Who did it better?’

Another X user shared the video of the unitard-wearing Instagram-famous woman commented: ‘Imagine being this entitled.’ 

Others laughed at her use of the insult ‘you bum’ and commented the clown emoji. 

Many people questioned who she is, with one person saying: ”I’m Instagram famous’ and no one on that plane knew who she was.’  

Amazon sells nearly everything under the sun, but the e-commerce giant has strict rules on what items customers can return.

The policy’s fine print shows that software downloads, video games and gift cards cannot be returned for a refund.

While these sound reasonable, Amazon also clarifies that it will not take back live cockroaches, pet food and theme park tickets – so be sure you are committed to these purchases.

DailyMail.com has compiled a list of 10 products on Amazon that cannot be returned. 

Software downloads 

You bought new photo editing software but never opened the box. Good news: You can return it within 30 days of purchase. 

If you bought a downloadable software package, opened the box on physical software or activated an online subscription, no such luck. 

Amazon states that ‘returned software or video games that are activated, used or missing parts will incur up to a 100% restocking fee.’ 

Ouch. Before you buy a downloadable program on Amazon, read the reviews to check for any red flags or missing features. Once it’s yours, there’s no going back.

Video games

Just like software, once you open, play, activate or register it, that game is yours. 

Change your mind? Your best bet is to try to sell it to a buddy because Amazon won’t take it back. 

Tech devices

Amazon won’t take back certain devices like laptops, desktops, and Kindles more than 30 days after delivery. For some, that deadline is 90 days. 

Check the product page for details on how long you have to return it. 

Note that if you return tech used, damaged or ‘materially different,’ you may receive a partial or no refund.

‘Renewed’ products professionally inspected by Amazon are backed by the Amazon Renewed Guarantee. 

Gift and pre-paid game cards

An Amazon gift card, or any other gift card you buy on Amazon.com, is not eligible for return. 

Amazon says it’ll only take back gift cards when required by law. 

The laws vary by state and don’t apply to all types of gift cards. 

In other words, it isn’t very clear.

This category includes prepaid game cards like World of Warcraft, Xbox 360 Live and Wii Points.

Live creepy crawlies

Did you know that Amazon sells insects? An order of 100 medium-sized (3/8′ to 3/4′) Dubia Cockroaches costs $24.95. A pack of 2,000 live mealworms is a bargain at $26.50. You can pick live harvester ants, ladybugs, caterpillars, or whatever floats your boat.

Caterpillars are sold in a pack of 10 as a ‘Butterfly Kit Refill.’ No kidding. One reviewer says it’s a ‘very fun and interesting project for the whole family.’ Another says the caterpillars took about two weeks to ‘reach their final form.’

Tickets

Yes, Amazon sells tickets to theme parks. No, you cannot return them if your trip is canceled or something else happens.

Personal health items

Amazon offers myriad health, beauty, and personal care items. Just be careful before you buy. Not all of them are eligible for returns. The returns customer service page is vague and says they won’t take back ‘some health and personal care orders.’

Before you check out, look for the ‘ Returns ‘ line on the product page. It’s under the Add to Cart and Buy Now buttons. 

‘Eligible for Refund or Replacement’ means you’re out of luck if you change your mind or don’t like it — but ‘if the item arrives damaged or defective, you may request a refund or replacement.’

Groceries

 It’s convenient to get groceries from Amazon Fresh, but if you decide you don’t need something you bought, there’s no returning it. 

Amazon does, however, issue refunds if something arrived spilled, damaged, or unusable. 

‘If you aren’t satisfied with the condition of a grocery product that you receive from us, we’ll issue a refund up to 30 days from the delivery date.’ Amazon says.

Pet food 

Just like people’s food, pet food is also ineligible for returns. 

That said, if it arrives damaged or defective somehow, Amazon will likely refund you or replace it.

Anything you customize 

This product type makes sense, but still, a bummer if you shelled out money for a custom product that doesn’t live up to what you expected. Sellers aren’t required to accept returns on anything with an inscription or that’s been embroidered, printed on, engraved or otherwise customized.

Other handcrafted items can be returned if you have all the packaging and original tags.

There may be exceptions 

It’s also important to note most sellers want happy customers. 

Even if you bought something that’s not eligible for a return, it’s worth reaching out if your order’s a major issue. 

We saw lots of reviews from people who bought bugs and got money back or a new order when many of them, unfortunately, died on the journey. 

Viral video shows Wally Lewis losing his mind as Maroons seal their miracle Origin win – with the Queensland legend celebrating so hard he slammed his head into the ceiling

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By Andrew Prentice For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 02:04 EDT, 2 June 2023 | Updated: 02:04 EDT, 2 June 2023