Thank you.
Just to continue in that vein, northern and other more rural airline passengers can certainly encounter inconveniences if they run into delays or even miss a flight due to delays when they're trying to catch their next flight in the south. The question of interline agreements is not a one-way street. In fact, both major carriers and regional airlines, I believe, would benefit from more efficient travel routes and higher airline capacity.
Mr. Oommen, in your role, through the complaints you've received or the issues you've dealt with, do you think that a lack of interline agreements between major carriers and regional airlines puts rural, northern and remote Canadians, including indigenous Canadians, at a potential disadvantage due to travel plans and flight options to the communities they need to travel to?