Thank you for the question.
The tendering process is very active. Unfortunately, we cannot discuss either of the two aircraft remaining in the competition, not even generally. We must protect the integrity of the process, especially because we are approaching a key moment.
What I can tell you is that the two remaining companies, as well as the governments associated with them, regardless of their score, have shown that they meet all the requirements in terms of the three families of criteria: capability, costs—which include maintenance and acquisition—and the value proposition.
Regardless of the final solution, those three criteria will have been fully met.