Very quickly, in terms of the foreign ownership, one other piece that we do have to recognize is that there is no WTO for commercial aviation services. There's no one global agreement, so when all the bilaterals go across all the different jurisdictions in which we operate, nationality is part of the agreement. Regarding that 49%, if you eliminate that or go beyond it, you're going to get into issues of whether you qualify as a Canadian operator, for example, in this instance, under a bilateral agreement with another nation.
There is broader context, and that's why the U.S. is at 25%, and the EU will go up to 49%. It is very interesting that some of those carriers and entities perceived to be the largest that are going to be in the global sphere have 0% foreign ownership, because they view the airline as a competitive asset in terms of their economic growth.