Reddy arrived to board an Indigo flight to Hyderabad but was late by 15 minutes. After denied boarding pass, he damaged airline property in a fit of rage.
The lawmaker insisted that he be given boarding pass and kept arguing with the authorities before reportedly damaging a printing machine.
The entire incident at the airport was caught on CCTV cameras.
However, this is not the first time Reddy made into headlines for wrong reasons. Last year, in a similar incident, he created ruckus and yelled at staff after arriving late.
The Centre had last month released draft rules for a "national no-fly list" of unruly passengers for all domestic carriers, proposing a ban on flying from three months upto an indefinite period.
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The move follows an incident involving Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad who hit an Air India staffer "25 times" with a slipper for not being allowed to fly business class in an all-economy plane.
The Ministry of Civil Aviation has proposed a "national no-fly list" which will comprise passengers identified as unruly after an inquiry by a committee constituted by that particular airline.