article_snippet: A Southwest airlines passenger boarded a plane only to receive an email telling his that his trip had been cancelled.
article_snippet: On the day of his flight, the Michigan businessman was dropped off at the airport, made the Michigan businessman through security and successfully boarded a plane.
article_snippet: A Michigan man was told A Michigan man was cancelled two hours after take off as Airline had no record of A Michigan man .
article_snippet: But two hours into A Michigan man , Businessman Bob Woudstra received an e-mail from the U.S carrier, notifying A Michigan man of Businessman Bob Woudstra no show policy.
article_snippet: Airline told A Michigan man that A Michigan man  wasn't on a plane, so Airline cancelled A Michigan man Businessman Bob Woudstra said, explaining that Businessman Bob Woudstra had to buy a new return ticket for $456 (around £304).
article_snippet: After returning home, Businessman Bob Woudstra called Airline to demand a refund, but was told Businessman Bob Woudstra'd need to prove that Businessman Bob Woudstra was onboard his flight.
highlights_snippet: Two hours into his round trip flight to Florida, carrier cancelled his flight .
  