Ryanair has caused outrage by requiring South African passengers to prove their nationality before travelling by completing a test in Afrikaans.
The language is used by just 12 per cent of the population and has long been identified with apartheid and the white minority.
Europe’s largest airline by passenger numbers – which does not operate flights to and from South Africa – said it required any UK-bound passengers from the country to fill in the “simple questionnaire” due to what it described as a high prevalence of fraudulent South African passports.
“If they are unable to complete this questionnaire, they will be refused travel and issued with a full refund,” a spokesman
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