Former Harry Potter star Matthew Lewis certainly didn't have a magical experience when he flew with an American airline he claims tore up his first-class ticket.

The First-class Ticket 

Harry Potter star Matthew Lewis, who played Neville Longbottom in the wizarding series, has slammed a Canadian airline after they 'tore up his first-class ticket.

Kicked Him Out 

The 33-year-old actor took to Twitter to vent his frustrations about Air Canada after he claimed that they kicked him out of the first-class 'to the back of the plane' in what he says was 'less than two minutes to boarding and without explanation or apology.

The Confirmation

In his first tweet, Matthew wrote: “Confirmed. Air Canada is the worst airline in North America. And that’s saying something before he went all out to explain the situation in the comments on that post as he replied to other Twitter users.

The Comments 

In one comment, he said: “Kicking me out of first class to the back of the plane is what it is, but doing it at the gate. Tearing my ticket up. No explanation is other than 'full flight.

The Conversation 

Said if I wanted to sort it I should go to customer service. I asked where that was 'Toronto'. I’m in Orlando,” he continued. “Honestly never experienced anything like it. I’ve been bumped before.

Comes with the territory. “But at the gate, less than two minutes to boarding and without explanation or apology? Never. They even said if I wanna complain or get a refund I have to reach out to them

According To CTV News 

Matthew was so enraged that he even spoke to CTV News Toronto in a statement that the practice of overbooking flights needs to stop.

He said. Air Canada customer service is s***e. And we as a society should not be okay with normalizing the profiteering of overbooking flights and kicking people off flights.