It is important, however, that we look at the broader issue of access. While it is welcome from the customer's perspective that there is a price war between Ryanair and Aer Lingus, if it continues in the long term, it will be dangerous and detrimental to both airlines and bad for Ireland and the consumer. We have had several debates about below cost selling and its damaging side effects, about which no one knows more than the Minister of State. The price war cannot be sustained indefinitely. It would be far better for the country if the airlines had reasonable and sustainable prices which would ensure their business thrives. I caution strongly against opting for the short-term benefit consumers might feel they get because the long-term damage could be catastrophic if the war was followed to its logical conclusion. The Minister needs to give attention to access. While Aer Lingus and Ryanair should be encouraged to continue competing, that competition must be reasonable. The €5 seat arrangement is a gimmick, will be seen as such and will not last. It will damage business, the country and tourism.