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These musicians bought a seat for cello worth $4.5M. Air Canada wouldn't let it on board

Arts & entertainment2024-12-13

A man and a woman are smiling against a white backdrop, shown from the shoulders up. The top of a cello is visible that the man is holding.

Two classical musicians, including famed British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason, cancelled a sold-out show in Toronto after Air Canada refused to allow them to board their flight with a cello, even though they'd purchased a seat for the instrument.

Source: CBC

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