Thank you. That is a very important question.
What I'd like to do, and I appreciate it, is clarify something. And I'm going on media reports. In the cases of Bill Graham and Ted Kennedy, they were not on any no-fly list. There was a situation of name match, which was clarified. What you had were situations of name match, which were clarified. Name match typically leads to a delay; it does not lead to a denial of boarding. This is a critical distinction, and one of the challenges of this is the failure to grasp that critical distinction.
So if a person is not on any no-fly list, there's delay, having to match your ID, showing your date of birth, and so on. It's an inconvenience, but it's against the issue of a much bigger problem if one of these people we're talking about were to get on the plane. I think you would agree with that.