There was "blood everywhere" during an on-flight brawl between a group of Australian men that forced a Phuket-bound Jetstar flight to be grounded in Bali on Wednesday night.  Video shows the men being forced off the plane by Indonesian authorities, with one of them – Michael Matthews – sporting a black eye.  Flight JQ27 had taken off from Sydney and was about five hours into its journey to Thailand when the brawl broke out.  Other passengers told 9NEWS two of the men punched each other, with one suffering a broken nose and leaving "blood everywhere".  The plane's captain decided to land at Bali's Denpasar airport so the men could be "offloaded", Jetstar said.  Video has also emerged of the men enjoying drinks before the flight. "Wooo! Thailand…" they can be heard saying.  Romy Papas, 22, was sitting in the same row as the group of men when the fight broke out.  The Sydney woman told News Corp there was "blood everywhere" after one of the men was repeatedly punched in the face by his friend.  "(Blood) was all over his chest and he was wiping it on the seats and there was bloody napkins everywhere," she said.  The 22-year-old said both the pilot and co-pilot had spoken to the men before the fight broke out.  Ms Papas thanked Jetstar staff for their professionalism using the hashtag #bitofbloodeverywhere.  A statement has been issued on behalf of the men, which reads: "We apologise and are deeply sorry for the passengers and staff of Jetset [sic] flight Sydney to Phuket and the Bali immagration [sic] for making us feel at home".  Head of Ngurah Rai Airport Authority Yusfandri Gona said the brawl started because the men had too much to drink, Fairfax reports.  "They consumed beers and liquors. That's what they claim; we can't verify their story further as we weren't able to interview the crew or other passengers on the flight."  The men had become "extremely disruptive" on the flight, a Jetstar spokeswoman said.  A Jetstar flight heading from Sydney to Phuket was diverted to Denpasar overnight after six passengers became "extremely disruptive". (AAP)  "A group of six passengers travelling together were being extremely disruptive amongst themselves and refused requests from our crew," she said.  "The captain decided to divert the flight to Bali where Indonesian police took the disruptive passengers off the aircraft.  "We take safety and security seriously and we don't tolerate disruptive behaviour by passengers on our flights.  "The other customers on board supported the decision to offload the group in Bali and thanked the crew.”  Jetstar said the flight then continued to Phuket without incident.  Besides Mr Matthews, the other men involved have been identified as Lynmin Waharai, Bradley Beecham, Brett Eldridge, and Mark Rossiter.  They are expected to fly into Melbourne with a security escort tomorrow.  © Nine Digital Pty Ltd 2016
A mid-air &lsquo;brawl&rsquo; on-board a Jetstar flight from Sydney to Phuket has forced the plane to be diverted to Denpasar airport overnight.