Thank you for the question.
This is all with respect to the air transport agreement between Canada and India. It has been a shared interest of both Canada and India to increase direct flight connections. Both countries have been pleased to see an increase in direct flight connections between our two countries so that people with connections can get back and forth much more easily. That's very positive.
A very significant step was taken recently when Mr. Alghabra signed the new air transport agreement with his Indian counterpart. That took off a quantitative limit on the number of flights. That allows Air India, Air Canada, WestJet or whoever is flying to plan, to increase frequency as much as they see fit in the market.
Despite that significant advance, there are restrictions in the air transport agreement about what airports they can fly out of. Canada is prepared and has made it clear to our Indian colleagues and partners that we would be pleased to further amend the air transport agreement to remove or lessen those restrictions.
We will continue to engage our good partners, and we're optimistic that at some point we'll reach an agreement and the Indians will be prepared to work with us on a further amendment of the ATA to strengthen our air transport relationship to allow more city pairs, including the ones you've mentioned.