"[I]t only takes one maggot to upset your world"

As the plane was taxiing, she said she heard a passenger behind her causing a commotion and refusing to take her seat.

“Then I heard the word ‘maggot’ and that kind of got everybody creeped out,” Ms Adamo told AP.

“All of a sudden, I felt somebody flick the back of my hair and on the front of me came a maggot, which I flicked off me.

But she said she “felt like they were crawling all over me because it only takes one maggot to upset your world”.