Thank you very much.
My next question is about the air transportation system in general.
According to witnesses, situations arise where a small business creates a market in order to offer a new service. They invest in that project, and then once the market becomes functional, a large company, a national carrier like Air Canada, finds out. It then begins to take over the market. However, since that market is not necessarily big enough for two carriers, the small carrier ends up withdrawing. Air Canada then decides not to maintain as good or as efficient a service as previously. In addition, rates start to rise as soon as there is no more competition.
Some people mentioned that it might be necessary to have what's called a floor price to prevent tickets from being sold at a lower cost. This would ensure that unfair competition, which aims to break the back of a commercial adversary, could not be used to undermine the smaller competitor's cash flow.
Do you think that kind of policy could be useful? Is that applicable in your region?