(This Oct. 14 story has been corrected to fix the spelling of Bart Groothuis' surname in the fifth, sixth and seventh paragraphs)
PARIS (Reuters) - Strasbourg airport's deal to buy baggage-scanning equipment made by Chinese company Nuctech has upset some European lawmakers over security concerns, a letter, written by three members of the European Parliament and seen by Reuters, showed.
The letter, sent by the three MEPs to the French state representative for the Strasbourg region, called for the contract to be reversed "until an independent investigation" is carried out to check whether Nuctech's technology poses no spying risk.