Certainly. On the training of inspectors, we've heard some really conflicting testimony to date on the importance of having inspectors both keeping up their flying time and actually doing their training in the air as opposed to in a simulator.
I'm curious as to what your view is about ensuring that the inspectors have the best quality training. Are we doing enough to actually get them in the plane to keep their skills sharp in different kinds of environments, whether it's weather, nighttime flying, or whatever else it might be?