A woman on a flight from Atlanta to Chicago was removed from the plane on Wednesday after causing a disturbance with flight crew and other passengers.  

Fellow passenger Michael Nash recorded the unidentified woman getting into a verbal argument with a flight attendant and several other passengers on American Airlines Flight 281.

Nash told CBS Chicago the altercation began when the woman repeatedly reclined her seat as the plane was taxiing to the runway. He also said she was disturbing surrounding passengers by listening to something on her phone with no headphones and cursed at other travelers who asked her to stop.

When a flight attendant asked her to stop and put her seat back up, the woman became extremely angry and exited her seat. 

In the video, the woman chased a flight crew member to the back of the plane while other passengers shouted for her to “sit down.” During this time, her small dog, which should have been stored in a pet container, walked down the aisle. The woman then called the other passengers “motherf**kers” and threatened to fight them when they land in Chicago. This is when a flight attendant informed the woman and the plane that they are going back to Atlanta.

American Airlines said the flight later returned to the gate and the “disruptive passenger” was removed from the plane by FBI agents on standby.

Nash said police and FBI agents questioned several passengers before the flight was allowed to resume to O’Hare International Airport about four hours late.

A spokesperson for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport said the woman was not arrested and was re-booked on another flight.