Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to the witnesses for being here for this emergency meeting to discuss the failure of the Canadian transport system and the impact that it had on Canadian travellers over one of the most important travel seasons of the year. Of course, we recognize that this is now the second travel season in a row in which there have been major travel disruptions, in which passengers have been stranded in airports, stranded abroad and separated from their baggage. It's a situation, quite frankly, that the minister told us in the fall had been resolved. He was convinced and had confidence that there would not be a repeat of the travel chaos from the summer. Of course, we've seen horror stories that, I would argue, were even worse.
My first question is for Sunwing, for Mr. Corrado.
On what date did Minister Alghabra reach out to you directly to discuss Sunwing's failure to return Canadian passengers home on their scheduled flights? On what date did you first discuss this with the minister directly?