Delta Kicks Two Muslim Men Off A Plane... What They Did Next Will Have You Furious According to recent reports, two Muslim men who were kicked off an airplane by Delta Air Lines Inc. have just filed a suit in federal court in Memphis. Masudur Rahman and Mohamed Zaghloul were reportedly traveling to Charlotte, N.C. to attend a conference on anti-Muslim discrimination. Rahman claims that he was dressed in traditional Indian clothing, while Zaghloul was dressed in traditional Arab dress, complete with headgear. Although the pair made it through security screening without issue, they were pulled out of line at the gate and subjected to an additional search. The duo always claims that they were questioned before they were allowed to board. Still, just moments after the plane pulled away from the gate, the flight returned to the terminal and the two men were pulled off the plane. Even after being cleared to board, the pilot refused to allow the men back on the plane, claiming that the presence of the two men would make other passengers uncomfortable. Atlantic Southeast and Delta oppose discrimination is any form from any source, and our employees act at all times in the best interest of passenger safety and security, the airline issued in a statement. We cannot comment further on pending litigation. The airlines maintain the right to refuse to transport any individual who is deemed unsafe, but Federal regulation notes that the decision cannot be made based on a persons race, color, national origin, religion, ethnicity, or sex. What do you think of the incident? 