Two easyJet passengers who had sex in a plane toilet on a flight to Ibiza emerged to applause and cheers of ‘top girl’ as they wandered shamelessly back to their seats.

An earlier clip recorded passengers whooping and screaming with delight when a cabin crew member opened the door to expose the duo having sex.

The footage taken on the flight from Luton appears to show the pair were in no mood to stop early, with the man promptly shutting the door again so they could join the so-called ‘Mile High Club’.

A second clip sees the pair waving their arms defiantly with no hint of blushing as they walk down the aisle of the plane to their seats, while thrilled passengers cheered them on.

The plane was met by police when it landed in Ibiza and the duo were led away.

The couple who had sex in the toilet emerged to whoops and cheers on the Easyjet flight from Luton to Ibiza

There was no hint of blushing as the pair walked down the aisle of the plane to their seats, while thrilled passengers cheered them on

Two easyJet passengers were caught by a cabin crew member having sex on the flight to Ibiza

An EasyJet spokesperson told MailOnline the flight was met by police on arrival on the Spanish party island.

Those in the rear seats who watched the situation unfold appeared to find what was happening hilarious and could be seen watching opened mouthed. One woman was heard screaming ‘Oh my f***ing God’, before asking her friend if she had videoed what happened.

But the cabin crew member seemed unsure how to respond and could be seen in the clip holding his head in the hands after catching the couple in the act.

The video has been shared widely on social media, with one user joking: ‘Ryanair would charge extra.’ Another added: ‘Hope that wasn’t the pilot.’

The incident happened on an easyJet flight from London Luton to Ibiza last Friday (file image)

An easyJet spokeswoman told MailOnline: ‘We can confirm that this flight from Luton to Ibiza on September 8 was met by police on arrival due to the behaviour of two passengers onboard.’

The identity of the couple is not known and it has also not been confirmed whether any arrests were made in Ibiza.

Bedfordshire Police, which is responsible for policing at Luton Airport, confirmed to MailOnline that it was not involved in the response.

Section 71 of the Sexual Offences Act 2004 states that it is illegal to have sex in a lavatory to which the public has access. 

Underpants and toilet roll could soon come with warnings about cancer symptoms.

The NHS is in talks with underwear and bathroom tissue manufacturers to give advice on cervical, bowel and other cancers.

It is also speaking with supermarkets about putting advice on underwear labels and lavatory rolls urging people to check for the most common symptoms of cancer.

Among chains in early discussions is Tesco, the Sunday Times reported.

The scheme is part of ideas to improve early diagnosis rates – as cancers caught earlier are easier to treat.

Around 167,000 people in the UK die of cancer each year, with the four most common cancers being prostate, breast, bowel and lung – accounting for around 50 per cent of all diagnose.

The NHS is speaking with supermarkets about putting advice on underwear labels and lavatory rolls urging people to check for the most common symptoms of cancer

Professor Sir Mike Richards, former cancer director at the Department of Health and now chairman of the UK national screening committee, has said that ‘we offer a late diagnosis service in this country and that needs to be tackled urgently’.

An NHS spokesman said: ‘The NHS is always looking to work with external partners to increase awareness and help to save lives around key health conditions.

‘Thanks to the hard work of NHS staff and the impact of public awareness campaigns, more patients than ever before are now being checked and starting treatment for cancer. Last year, more than 2.8 million people received urgent tests for cancer, with over 328,000 starting treatment and a higher proportion than ever being diagnosed at an early stage.’ Other retailers have also been getting on board efforts to alert the public to cancer symptoms.

Marks & Spencer has pledged to introduce guidance on the signs of breast cancer in more than 2,000 of its fitting rooms, and has also agreed to put bowel cancer symptoms on its own lavatory roll packaging – a move inspired by the bowel cancer campaigner Dame Deborah James, who died in June last year.

Andrex will also offer cancer warnings on its lavatory paper packages.

Andrex said ‘vital bowel cancer information’ will be added to 29 million toilet rolls as part of a partnership with charity Bowel Cancer UK.