OK loudmouth g0bsh1te SLF if you think we are all dictatorial arrogant self aggrandisers ( made that word up probably, but, hey, I can I'm a pilot
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Situation: Passenger gets through security, boarding and all other aspects of the process of negotiating the
AIRPORT with the internet check in boarding for his flight
back to origin i.e the flight I'm operating is ABC - XYZ on 1 Jan, and he is clutching a XYZ - ABC ( printed on his own computer) for 3 Jan.
Not his problem as it is a genuine mistake: he thought he was printing a boarding card that covered both his his flights. First time he had used the internet check in facility and he ticked the "Print return boarding card box" in the genuine, but mistaken belief that it covered both flights.
He gets on board and the CC discover that he really shouldn't be on board.
It's his wife's birthday next day: there is only 1 flight per day and tomorrow's flight is fully booked. You can, quite legitimately, deny him carriage as he doesn't hold a valid boarding card for the flight.
He refuses to get off the aircraft when asked by the CC and ground staff.
What do you do?