Tiffany Gomas assaulted man in terminal after viral meltdown: video

The Texas marketing executive behind the viral “that motherf–ker is not real” plane meltdown assaulted a man in the terminal after she was dragged off the American Airlines flight — then laughed when cops questioned her about it.

Police body-cam footage obtained by The Post shows the innocent bystander describing the random attack by Tiffany Gomas.

“I was just sitting right here, and she just come and [demonstrating a shoving motion] pushing me and she [left],” the unidentified man told authorities.

Gomas was kicked off a July 2 American Airlines flight from Texas to Orlando, after she launched into an epic caught-on-camera tirade following an argument over AirPods.

The 38-year-old then continued her freak out in the terminal when she shoved the unsuspecting man, according to the footage.

He said the attack came out of nowhere, as the two had no previous interaction.

“I’m okay,” he responded to officers when asked if he was hurt, adding that she pushed him in the chest.

When officers questioned Gomas about the shove, she laughed, the body-cam footage shows.

“Wait, I assaulted someone?” the Dallas then native responds, before adding, “I’m 5’2″, 120 lbs” in an apparent attempt to downplay the attack.

“Could I hurt you? How tall are you?” the marketing guru snarkily asks, prompting cops to explain that the shove is considered a class C assault in Texas.

“You could go to jail for it. You could get ticketed for it,” the officer adds.

The man declined to press any charges.

In another video previously obtained by The Post, a flight attendant is seen telling airport police they were assaulted by Gomas.

“She put her hands on me and her,” said the employee, motioning to a second flight attendant.

Another American Airlines employee is also heard asking the cops to drug-test Gomas.

“Even if she’s on drugs, intoxicated, because she’s on something,” the man adds.

However, Gomas was never tested for public intoxication and was ultimately only verbally cited for criminal trespassing. She does not face further charges.

The marketing executive posted a groveling video Sunday apologizing for her “completely unacceptable” behavior, which delayed the flight by several hours.

“Hi, everyone, it’s me, Tiffany Gomas, probably better known as the ‘crazy plane lady,’ which is completely warranted,” the nearly two-and-a-half-minute clip begins.

“Distressed or not, I should have been, I should have been in control of my emotions, and that was not the case,” she continues in the clip, first given to TMZ and then released across her social media accounts.

She also promoted her website and asked viewers to join her in “promoting positive mental health and standing up against cyberbullying.”

She has declined to be interviewed by The Post multiple times.