Well, I guess my concern is--following up from my first question, if there is not a plan that you are currently in dialogue with those stakeholders, as you say, and there is not any precise data, to come out and say that we have 90-minute delays is problematic, because if we don't have a plan, we are not sure what we are going to not have, in terms of air traffic controllers. Is that correct?
Meadows expresses concern about the lack of a plan for managing air traffic delays.
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