Police were twice called to an aircraft when 'disruptive' passengers mutinied over being stranded  on the tarmac  for five hours after their plane was diverted. Pilots of the Qatar Airways flight landed at Birmingham airport on Monday night after severe winds foiled two landing attempts at Manchester, where the plane was due to arrive at 7pm. Passengers were made to stay in their seats as they waited for the plane to be refuelled and for a new flight crew to arrive at the airport. Scroll down for video . Revolt: Footage taken in Manchester Airport, pictured, shows passengers becoming frustrated with airport staff after the events in Birmingham caused a knock-on delay to the aircraft's return flight to Doha . Frustration: Passengers are filmed at Manchester airport. Police were first called to Birmingham after passengers started 'kicking off', according to one witness. Officers returned two hours later . Police were first called to the tarmac when some passengers 'kicked off', according to one witness. Officers returned two hours later after reports that angry passengers were trying to disembark. Meanwhile, footage taken in Manchester airport shows passengers becoming frustrated with staff after the events in Birmingham caused a knock-on delay to the aircraft's return flight to Doha. Some claimed they had been waiting in the airport for up to 24 hours after earlier delays. Passengers in Birmingham were eventually allowed off the aircraft and were later bused to Manchester. But some claimed they were left waiting hours for transport and did not arrive until  7am. Delay: A Qatar Airways spokeswoman apologised for the delay, which she said occurred after strong winds meant the aircraft couldn't land at Manchester. Above, passengers in Manchester airport who were delayed . One passenger who was on the tarmac and asked not to be named, said: 'We were told they were waiting for refuelling and then a new crew. 'Some passengers started kicking off so the police were called. An old lady next to me was shivering so we asked for blankets but there weren't enough. 'When we got home I had to sleep for two days to recover.' A Qatar Airways spokeswoman apologised for the delay, which she said occurred after strong winds meant the aircraft couldn't land at Manchester. She said after the diversion it was unable to fly back to Manchester as the operating crew exceeded their legal flying hours by the time the aircraft had been refuelled. Passengers and crew safety, she said, were the number one priority and a new crew was taken to Birmingham as fast as possible, at which point the aircraft took off for Manchester. She added: 'In the meantime, Qatar Airways arranged for the transportation of the passengers to Manchester.' West Midlands Police have confirmed reports of 'disruptive passengers' at 10.30pm. Officers boarded and spoke to passengers and crew and no complaints were made. But a spokesman added: 'A further delay in the flight's departure resulted in officers being called again two hours later after passengers became angry and some tried to disembark. 'The airline decided to cancel the flight and transport the passengers to Manchester by road.' Passengers were finally allowed into the terminal, but claim they then waited until 5.30am for a bus to Manchester, arriving at around 7am. Safety: A spokeswoman for Qatar Airways said passenger and crew safety were the number one priority and a new crew was taken to Birmingham as fast as possible, at which point the aircraft took off. Stock image . Meanwhile, passengers waiting at Manchester Airport for the return flight to Doha were also delayed. They were filmed as they grew increasingly frustrated with staff. Footage was later uploaded to YouTube. The caption on the video claims some people had been waiting more than 24 hours after their flight the night before was cancelled. It added that 'zero information was given for the delay' or about connecting flights. On Tuesday, seven flights were diverted out of Manchester Airport due to windy weather. Qatar Airways has been asked for a response regarding the video showing passenger anger at Manchester Airport.
Qatar Airways flight was due to land in Manchester Airport at 7pm Monday .
But pilots severe winds meant pilots were forced to divert to Birmingham .
Plane spent five hours on tarmac as it waited for refuelling and new crew .
Police were called twice after 'disruptive' passengers tried to disembark .
Meanwhile, video shows angry passengers delayed at Manchester airport .