Passenger passes out on Southwest flight as plane shakes ‘like crazy’

A passenger aboard a rocky Southwest Airlines flight to North Carolina on Friday passed out due to the turbulence — while others were left vomiting as the plane shook “like crazy.”

The mayhem erupted when Flight 3094 from Maryland hit wild weather as it approached Raleigh-Durham International Airport on Friday night.

“It was quite a horrifying experience. We go to land in Raleigh and the plane starts shaking like crazy,” Nicholas Reed, who was traveling with his girlfriend Krys Spence, told WNCN.

“The wings were flapping. They were shaking,” he said.

The rough landing was eventually aborted at the last second at 1,350 feet, the outlet reported, citing flight data — but not before frightened passengers were left sick.

“Two people were vomiting pretty close to us,” Reed recounted.

Another passenger even had a panic attack and passed out during the shaky approach, the couple said.

The Southwest flight was then diverted to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, where matters only took a turn for the worse.

Passengers were held on the aircraft for two hours and then spent almost four hours inside the empty airport, the couple said.

“We couldn’t go anywhere because they wouldn’t give us our luggage,” Reed told WNCN.

“One group of guys found a bar and went behind it and just started pouring themselves drinks — because there was no security.”

Another plane finally arrived after 1 a.m. Saturday — with passengers finally arriving in Raleigh at 4 a.m.

“They didn’t offer us meal vouchers or anything. I was like, ‘We fly Southwest all the time,’” Reed raged.

Southwest Airlines said the turbulent landing was due to “weather conditions at RDU.”

“We made the decision to safely divert Southwest flight 3094 (BWI – RDU) to MYR due to weather conditions at RDU,” the airline said in a statement.

“We brought in another crew and aircraft to transport the passengers to their final destination as soon as we were able to safely do so,” it added.