A Ryanair steward has gone viral on social media after performing a dance routine ahead of take-off.
The runway staff member delighted passengers on a flight from Dublin to Faro last Friday.
As the plane prepares for an early-morning departure, the man waves at passengers before dropping some impressive dance moves.
He can then be seen transforming his walk into a swagger, wiggling his hips and clicking his fingers.
But the entertainment didn't stop there, as passengers were later treated to a full on jive.
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Sarah Walsh who took the video told Dublin Live that the little dance made her day before her short trip to Faro.
She said: I hope it brightens up more people's days too. It happened on the 9:30am Ryanair flight to Faro on Friday April 12 from Dublin Airport.
"I didn't notice his dancing until I had sat down in my seat. A few people began to notice it and then started pointing out the window to him."
Some in-house entertainment seems to be the norm these days on Ryanair flights from Dublin Airport.
There was some glorious entertainment (which can be seen in the link below) for passengers on Ryanair flight FR152 from Dublin Airport to Leeds/Bradford Airport at the end of March.
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The flight, which normally takes around one hour, was delayed by 53 minutes.
For your own personal use, the lyrics to the tune are: "Here we go with Leeds United. We're gonna give the boys a hand. Stand up and sing for Leeds united, they are the greatest team in the land.
"Everyday, we're all gonna say, We love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds! Everywhere, we're gonna be there, We, love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
"Marching On Together! We're gonna see you win Na na na na na na. We are so proud, we shout it out loud we love you Leeds! Leeds! Leeds!
"We've been through it all together and we've had our ups and downs (UPS AND DOWNS!) We're gonna stay with you forever, at least until the world stops going round."
