Many of our employees are bilingual, but they don't necessarily speak French and English. For official language bilingualism among staff in contact with the public, we aim to hire as many employees as possible who speak French and English. For example, over the past three years, we have hired some 1,800 flight attendants; 1,200 of them are bilingual. When I say that they're bilingual, I mean that they have taken tests. To pass our test, they must be able to make an impromptu announcement in French on a plane without needing to read a text. There's a larger percentage—
