One of the main reasons we're putting this forward is to make things better and more efficient for the consumer, and we feel that taking the measures we are taking will accomplish that objective. As I said, we had a lot of people who were very skeptical about when NavCan was separated from Transport Canada. Today, people continue to use that as an example of a very wise decision that was taken 20 years ago.
Now, it hasn't been officially on the radar screen, but this doesn't come as a surprise to either the airline industry or the airports. Again, the airport people are the ones who are very close to this as well. They've been asking for this measure for a very long time.
We believe that the schedule we have put forward is one that can be implemented. I can understand the airlines' situation, because lots of things are happening, and I do sympathize on the issue of the Max 8. This was totally unexpected.
However, when we make decisions about the implementation schedule, we look at it very carefully. We don't just throw out dates.