Tim Wilson

Is it teens, hundreds, maybe hundreds?

We're working through that.

The way I would explain it is we're not looking at necessarily a number for the number of people that we want to trim the business by necessarily.

but rather what discretionary initiatives and investments we can take a pause on, and that will have a flaw in impact on people.

The upside of your statement yesterday talked about the planes returning, so that's encouraging.

What material difference does that make to the bottom line?

Oh, look, I mean, we're in the business of flying planes and we've had 20% of our assets stranded, parked up.

Having them back is extremely useful.

Yeah, but can you fill them?

Well, I mean, that's the challenge, of course, isn't it?

Inbound markets are performing really well.

So we need to put them in service of tourism.

and trade.

So that's what we're planning on doing.

In fact, on Wednesday next week, there'll be an exciting announcement that I'm going to make as far as where we're going to put some of that extra capacity.

All right.

Nice to talk to you.

You have a good weekend.

I could guess, but I'm not going to.

They tell me internally that 250 to 300 people is what the number they're looking at as far as jobs are concerned.