Business class passenger’s disgusting act on Melbourne to Dubai flight caught on camera

Footage has emerged of a man pleasuring himself on a plane with the lights on, while passengers around him were wide awake.

Grace O’Neill posted a video to TikTok on Monday that she filmed during a recent flight from Melbourne to Dubai after spotting the man sitting across from her in business class.

“This guy has toughened himself up from Melbourne to Dubai. Impressive, honestly,” she wrote.

The man was lying in bed and covered with a blanket, but his hand kept moving under the bed.

Ms O’Neill captioned the video ‘This raunchy dogging trend is getting out of hand’ and panned the camera from the man to her writhing face.

Rawdogging during flights is a recent TikTok trend. It refers to a situation where a person (usually a man) challenges themselves to go without in-flight entertainment, other screens, sleep, meals, or snacks during a long flight.

The man in the video did not watch entertainment and therefore allegedly took matters into his own hands.

The Australians were stunned and disgusted by the man’s brutal and indecent act.

The man was seated in business class, but did not watch any entertainment during the entire flight (stock photo of a business class seat)

“Ummmmmm, how can this be?” said one.

Another wrote: ‘Raw dominates his red rocket.’

“No, that’s actually madness,” said one.

Others hoped the woman would report the incident.

“Please tell me you reported him,” one person wrote.

But there were also people who didn’t understand what was so special about it.

“Not illegal, but unwanted,” someone wrote.

“You should have given him a hand (pun intended),” said another.

For some, the action seemed too unbelievable, and they criticized the TikTokker for posting what they saw as a trap.

Rawdogging on flights has become a recent TikTok trend, referring to the situation where someone challenges themselves to go without inflight entertainment, other screens of any kind, sleep, meals or snacks during a long flight (stock image)

“Fake,” someone wrote.

Another added: ‘OMG this can’t be true.’

According to the Australian Civil Aviation Safety AuthorityPassenger misconduct may result in a verbal or written warning from airline personnel and police.

Passengers must not behave ‘in an offensive or disorderly manner, including physical violence, verbal abuse or sexual harassment’.

And while there is no specific code of conduct regarding masturbation on flights, there are previous cases where passengers were arrested and charged because another passenger saw exposed genitals or felt threatened.