A disgruntled pilot caused a frenzy after he dished out a brutally honest update about a passenger who forced an emergency landing. Content creator Ishan took to TikTok to document the ordeal on board the recent Air France flight.

In the clip, recorded in late July, the captain could be heard speaking over the intercom to address the passengers. 'Ladies and gentleman, this is your captain speaking. One of our passengers needs some medical care. We asked for a doctor but nobody was on board so we are now diverting to St. John's in Newfoundland, Canada .

'We will have to offload this passenger to the hospital.' Ishan then filmed as the plane touched down on the tarmac during the unscheduled landing.

Ambulances rushed to the scene with the traveler escorted off the aircraft and taken to receive medical attention. But two hours later, once the flight had resumed, the captain stunned passengers with a very blunt update.

'You'll be happy to learn that our passenger — which, we saved her life — she was a bit angry to be offloaded from the aircraft,' he said over the intercom once again. 'She gave us the [expletive] when leaving the aircraft, and she's still… being very angry at the hospital. That's it.'

The snarky remark quickly won him a legion of online fans - with many viewers saying they wished more pilots would provide 'gossip.' 'I love a sassy pilot,' someone wrote.

'That's hilarious, he said she was ungrateful, and I will make sure everyone knows!' another exclaimed. 'Poor man just needed to vent to whoever would listen,' a person said.

Another comment read: 'Normalize the pilots updating us with non-flight-related info.' 'Petition for pilots to spill more tea on flights,' one user shared.

Someone else wrote: 'At least he was being honest and gave everyone an update lol.' 'I'd need to talk to the airline staff immediately for all the details,' a person admitted.

'The shade and I'm here for it,' someone wrote. 'Normalize pilot gossip on the PA. We wanna know too!' a comment read. Daily Mail has contacted Air France for comment.