Irish airline forces language test

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Dr Chryssa Dislis, who holds a Greek (and so EU) biometric passport, was travelling to Ireland on January 6th after a short break with her husband and 10-year-old daughter. When they tried to check in for the flight the local agents for Aer Lingus insisted she fill in two forms, consisting of language tests in Greek and English.

AER LINGUS TEST SAMPLE LANGUAGE QUESTIONS

1. Please write your forenames and family name in capital letters.

2. Please underline the numbers twelve and sixty-five: 12, 18, 24, 37, 41, 49, 57, 65, 73, 89.

3. Please write down in the following order: your date of birth, place of birth and today’s date.

4. Please point to the last page and to your photograph in the document before you.

5. Please show me any cash you have in your possession.

6. Please sketch a ladder and a triangle.

7. Please read out the script on the page of your document indicated.

8.What is your travel destination? (The Greek version asks “Where are you going to in England?”)