<p>A cellist’s quick trip from Baltimore to Montreal turned into a two-day odyssey after Air Canada refused to let him bring his instrument on the plane. This despite the fact that he had paid full fare for a second seat specifically for the instrument, crafted in 1695 and worth over a million dollars, to fly with him.</p>

Happy ending after the airline saw his angry video and reached out to get him on a flight from Philadelphia to Montreal the next day.{ai:summary}<p>A cellist's journey from Baltimore to Montreal was delayed for two days when Air Canada denied him boarding with his valuable instrument. He had purchased a second seat for the 1695 cello, valued at over a million dollars, but the airline's refusal caused significant travel disruption. #society</p>

Cellist turned away from Air Canada flight after his instrument wasn't allowed to board

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