Mr. Sean Doyle:

We have various ways of anticipating demand and we also publish longer-term schedules that allow us to see whether or not flights are picking up. We have a number of very capable people who look at this. If we look at the wider demand this summer, it is not recovering in the way we would have hoped for five or six weeks ago. I refer back to the fact that policies and the narrative around travel have been negative in this period. That has not helped any evaluations we have done with a view to reinstating the Shannon-Heathrow service.