Surgeon accuses airport of racism after he's stopped as 'white travellers waved through'
A surgeon claims he was racially targeted when Manchester Airport
security told him to queue for a body scanner while white travellers
were allegedly directed through a metal detector.
Professor Aali Sheen, who was travelling with two of his children
said he also saw a Muslim family being asked to use the body scanner shortly after him.
"It was racist. It was clear racial triaging," he told
The doctor has since made a complaint and an investigation found that the reason
he was told to use the body scanner was to "adhere to the requisite ratio of body scanner
A spokesman said: "All policies and procedures... were followed."