A passenger reportedly became upset after he was told his flight was delayed on Monday night, Fox News reported.

He then allegedly took control of an airport golf cart, demanding to know the reasons behind the delay.

A video circulating on social media appears to show the start of the brawl, with an officer approaching a man before becoming physical.

A large crowd then formed around the police officer and suspect.

Footage of the scene shows the crowd yelling as an officer puts one suspect in a headlock. At one point, an officer is seen pulling out what appears to be a gun.

Miami-Dade police said two suspects were arrested and charged with battery, according to a press release posted yesterday.

They were identified as Mayfrer Gregorio Serranopaca and Alberto Yanez Suarez.

One of the officers received medical attention after Serranopaca allegedly bit the officer on the head, police said.

Serranopaca was also treated for injuries.

“Like airports across the country, MIA is seeing record-high passenger numbers this winter travel season,” Miami International Airport Director and CEO Ralph Cutié said in a statement following the brawl.

“Unfortunately, that passenger growth has come with a record-high increase nationwide in bad behaviour as well, such as the incident this evening at MIA.

“Disruptive passengers face police arrest, civil penalties up to $US37,000 ($A51,000), being banned from flying, and potential federal prosecution. We have worked so hard to rebound from the pandemic and make travelling safe again, so we can visit our loved ones.”

Another brawl broke out in the airport in April, which was also caught on camera and left at least one person in police custody.

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