Thank you.
It's a great question because it shows how far apart southern flying is from northern flying. On any given day, right now, there are 60 to 70 airplanes all up. That's all that's flying in the north. We don't have thousands of pilots. We have companies who know the names of their pilots, and every day they go, “Robert, how are you feeling today?” We do it on a daily basis. Every trip is different.
This isn't flying to London, to Heathrow. This is flying Iqaluit to Clyde River and not making it because of bad weather reporting, because there are not enough services, and having to divert into Pang. They can't get into Pang because it's too short and the runway's bad. Then there's a plan C. That's the north. All right? It's very much about watching each other, because there aren't that many of us.