People light candles at the Malaysian embassy to commemorate the victims of Malaysia Airlines MH17, which crashed in eastern Ukraine, in Kiev
People light candles at the Malaysian embassy to commemorate the victims of Malaysia Airlines MH17, which crashed in eastern Ukraine, in Kiev July 17, 2014. The Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777, flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, was brought down in eastern Ukraine on Thursday, killing all 295 people aboard and sharply raising the stakes in a conflict between Kiev and pro-Moscow rebels. REUTERS/Valentyn Ogirenko

Jason Biggs does it again. After cracking "insensitive" jokes about missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370, the "American Pie" star now jokes about the death of 295 people who have got killed in a plane crash in Ukraine.

It was another Malaysian Airlines flight which faced unhoped-for consequences. According to Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, the plane was shot down by pro-Russian rebels near Grabovo village in Ukraine. There were 15 crew and 280 passengers who were killed in the shot-down. While the incident has further increased political tension between Russia and the West, Biggs apparently found the entire incident amusing.

"Anyone wanna buy my Malaysian Airlines frequent flier miles?" Biggs tweeted after the Amsterdam-Kuala Lumpur flight had been shot down. Not every Twitter user found Biggs' tweet humorous. One user said, "Too soon, man. Too soon." while another wrote that his tweet was "uncool." "Was your sense of humor on that flight?" one user asked. Another user wrote that Biggs' tweet would "come back and bite" him "in the a**." One of the users demanded that Biggs should "apologize to the victims' families."

Anyone wanna buy my Malaysian Airlines frequent flier miles?

— Jason Biggs (@JasonBiggs) July 17, 2014

Biggs was apparently forced by the harsh criticism to eat humble pie and change his tone. "In all seriousness, tho- HOW DO YOU MISTAKENLY SHOOT DOWN A COMMERCIAL PLANE?! Ugh." he tweeted next. Still, it might not have been enough for him to hide the embarrassment as some users apparently caught him red-handed to "undo" his earlier approach to the situation. "Is this your "whoops I shouldn't have tweeted that" tweet? Man you suck," the user wrote. Biggs stretched himself even further and expressed his concern for the victims. "It's saddest for the victims and their families, obviously. But Malaysia Airlines is apparently a GREAT airline. Gonna be tough to recover," he wrote.

In all seriousness, tho- HOW DO YOU MISTAKENLY SHOOT DOWN A COMMERCIAL PLANE?! Ugh. — Jason Biggs (@JasonBiggs) July 17, 2014

It's saddest for the victims and their families, obviously. But Malaysia Airlines is apparently a GREAT airline. Gonna be tough to recover.

— Jason Biggs (@JasonBiggs) July 17, 2014

Biggs, on the other hand, hit back at the criticism in his next posts. "Hey all you "too soon" a**holes- it's a f**king joke. You don't have to think it's funny, or even be on my twitter page at all," he tweeted. He was also apparently miffed with the gossip Web site TMZ which posted his photo along with the crashed plane. "Well done on posting my face next to the wreckage of the plane- you might almost think I actually shot it down!" he wrote.

Hey all you "too soon" assholes- it's a fucking joke. You don't have to think it's funny, or even be on my twitter page at all. — Jason Biggs (@JasonBiggs) July 17, 2014

Hey @tmz - well done on posting my face next to the wreckage of the plane- you might almost think I actually shot it down!

— Jason Biggs (@JasonBiggs) July 17, 2014

Biggs earlier made fun of the disappearance of Malaysian Airlines MH370. Read the story HERE.

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Contact the writer: s.mukhopadhyay@ibtimes.com.au