mark: packaging room mr. chandan interview, saying he is in with an investor from the middle east than open to telling as much as a 40% think the airline. what is the latest on that, and how urgent is it were philippine airlines to find a strategic investor at this point you? jaime: we have engaged with a financial advisor. we are not really hiring. we are giving ourselves to-three years to find a strategic investor. we would like to have the strategic investor assist us in managing the airline back to full profitability. mark: packaging release it philippine airlines would delay in half. jaime: we have made arrangements with airbus. they have agreed to help us restructure. this year we are taking five airbus 321. another five next year. another 28 airbus 321's in an eight years. mark: i'm begin with jaime bautista. the strong u.s. dollar, how is that impacting your business? jaim it does not really impacted because we are a company who reports in u.s. dollars. most of our revenues are in foreign currency, even sal

chand commander, the ability to provide the very best training and all the resources that go with that with our soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines and sequestration would dampen or elevate the risk, absolutely. mr. knight: i think you have a lot of committed people here that believe that, too. when we talk about detainees and you say you turn them over to security forces or afghanistan, what happens from there? is there a prosecution? is there some sort of judicial action there or are they just detained or are they released? general campbell: all of the above, quite frankly. but with the detainees that we have. there was a long process that we went to get assurances from countries to make sure that the right assurance was in place they would be tried if they had to go through that process that they would be treated humanely. that was carefully taken a look at out of all the detainees that were released. no longer do we have detention facilities inside of the afghan system that continues to grow. ous of the air base is the best detention facility outside of afghanistan and continues to be the gold standard that they have there. they are in the process based on direction of president ghani to mov

chand commander, the ability to provide the very best training and all the resources that go with that with our soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines and sequestration would dampen or elevate the risk absolutely. mr. knight: i think you have a lot of committed people here that believe that, too. when we talk about detainees and you say you turn them over to security forces or afghanistan, what happens from there? is there a prosecution? is there some sort of judicial action there or are they just detained or are they released? general campbell: all of the above, quite frankly. but with the detainees that we have. there was a long process that we went to get assurances from countries to make sure that the right assurance was in place they would be tried if they had to go through that process, that they would be treated humanely. that was carefully taken a look at out of all the detainees that were released. no longer do we have detention facilities inside of the afghan system that continues to grow. ous of the air base is the best detention facility outside of afghanistan and continues to be the gold standard that they have there. they are in the process based on direction of president ghani to mo

chand commander the ability to provide the very best training and all the resources that go with that with our soldiers, sailors airmen and marines and sequestration would dampen or elevate the risk absolutely. mr. knight: i think you have a lot of committed people here that believe that, too. when we talk about detainees and you say you turn them over to security forces or afghanistan, what happens from there? is there a prosecution? is there some sort of judicial action there or are they just detained or are they released? general campbell: all of the above, quite frankly. but with the detainees that we have. there was a long process that we went to get assurances from countries to make sure that the right assurance was in place they would be tried if they had to go through that process that they would be treated humanely. that was carefully taken a look at out of all the detainees that were released. no longer do we have detention facilities inside of the afghan system that continues to grow. ous of the air base is the best detention facility outside of afghanistan and continues to be the gold standard that they have there. they are in the process based on direction of president ghani to mov