For the longer term, for Canadians with disabilities travelling on Air Canada, I'm looking for some insight as to what your business plans are and what they include for future aircraft infrastructure. We've heard from passengers with disabilities that they are calling out the industry for not considering the needs of passengers with disabilities in the design of aircraft.
In particular, it's duly noted by many advocates that washrooms are not designed for use by anybody who is not in perfect physical condition, and they are certainly not wheelchair accessible. These same advocates also speak loudly of the need for aircraft to be able to accommodate passengers to stay seated in their own mobility devices. As you can imagine, for passengers who are travelling with these disabilities, it speaks to their dignity.
What kind of commitment can Air Canada make today when they're considering the design of their future fleet so that they can help these passengers fly with the dignity they deserve?