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(CNN) Europe's budget airline EasyJet flew into a storm Sunday after it emerged a member of the ground staff at Nice airport in France had punched one of its passengers in the face while he was holding a baby. 
  
 The victim was due to travel on EasyJet flight 2122 from Nice to Luton airport outside London on Saturday. The flight was delayed for a grueling 11 hours. EasyJet says the airport employee does not work for the airline. 
  
 "It was awful the whole thing. I just can't believe people can behave like that," said fellow passenger Arabella Arkwright, 49, who photographed the altercation. 
  
 She told CNN it was her husband who restrained the attacker while they waited for police to arrive. The man was taken away, infant in arms, but was later let back on the flight in time for its eventual takeoff. Arkwright said he had a mark from the punch on his face. 
  
 "We had a serious problem with someone of staff from our subcontractor Samsic," Jean-François Guitard, a director at Nice airport told CNN. 
  
 Read More ||||| The moment the easyJet passenger was punched (Picture: Twitter/Arabella Ark) 
  
 A new video has emerged of the airport worker who punched a dad in the face while he was holding his baby. 
  
 In the latest development, the video shows the easyJet passenger appearing to shove the airport worker in the face. 
  
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 The customer had been delayed 13 hours and was holding his 9-month-old baby. 
  
 Police are investigating the incident and Nice Airport has now suspended the worker. 
  
 In a statement they said: ‘Nice Airport confirms the altercation last night between a passenger and an agent of a subcontracting company. The police was called immediately and took in charge both of them. 
  
 ‘Whatever the circumstances, the airport management firmly condemns this incident and has immediately asked that this staff member to be suspended. 
  
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 ‘The images of the CCTV cameras were transmitted to the DDPAF [police] which will determine after investigation the exact circumstances and the follow-up to this incident.’ 
  
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 The video, visible on the Sun Online, was filmed ahead of the EZY2122 flight to London Luton and adds another dimension to the incident. 
  
 ‘The passengers appears to be responsible for the first physical contact, but the matter is still under investigation,’ a well-placed source told MailOnline. 
  
 He is believed to be back in the UK and could face prosecution. 
  
 Nice Airport in France have suspended the man pending an investigation (Picture: Shutterstock) 
  
 Passengers, who had been stranded in Nice for hours, were complaining about their treatment audibly on video. 
  
 Fellow passenger Alex Athienitis, 27, previously told Metro.co.uk: ‘He (the airport worker) was laughing and goading passengers and seemed amused people were upset. 
  
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 ‘He then hit the man after being asked why he was acting like that.’ 
  
 The plane had been delayed because of ‘technical issues’. 
  
 A spokesperson for easyJet told Metro.co.uk that the person in the video works for a supplier to the airport, rather than being employed directly by the firm. 
  
 The representative added: ‘easyJet was very concerned to hear about the incident in Nice between a passenger and an employee of a contractor of Nice Airport. The person is not an easyJet member of staff and also does not work for easyJet’s ground handling agents in Nice. We took this matter up with Nice Airport and their special assistance provider Samsic and understand the airport has confirmed his suspension. 
  
 ‘We sincerely apologise for the delay in this flight departing Nice and thank passengers for their patience. 
  
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 ‘The delay was due to a technical issue caused by a fueller at Nice Airport who drove away with part of the hose still connected once they had ceased fuelling the aircraft. This resulted in some damage and we had to source a replacement aircraft and crew. Whilst it was initially hoped a replacement aircraft and crew could position from Lyon to operate the flight this was not possible and a replacement aircraft and crew were sent from London Gatwick. We worked hard to arrange a replacement flight so passengers could travel to London Luton as soon as possible and appreciate how frustrating the delay would have been. 
  
 ‘easyJet’s ground handling agents in Nice updated passengers with the information they had regarding the delay and our flight tracker app was updated seven times during the delay to keep passengers informed about the flight status. Our ground handling agents also provided refreshment vouchers to passengers. 
  
 ‘The safety and wellbeing of our passengers and crew is always easyJet’s highest priority.’ 
  
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Output:
An EasyJet flight from Nice, France, to Luton, England, was delayed 11 hours or more Saturday—and yet that was probably not the worst part of one passenger's day. The passenger approached an employee of the Nice airport's subcontractor, Samsic, to ask about the delay. The employee couldn't answer the passenger's questions—so he allegedly punched the passenger, who was holding a baby at the time, in the face, CNN reports. Bystanders restrained the employee and the alleged victim was initially taken away by police, but was later allowed on the flight. An airport rep apologized for the incident; EasyJet apologized for the delay, and said the employee involved in the incident has been suspended by Samsic. But Metro reports that video appears to show the passenger shoving the worker first; police are reportedly investigating.