would you fly with ryanair again? you said - difficult. would you fly with | ryanair again?r holiday now which is of course good news, you and your husband have made it there. you must be flying back with them but would you book with the airline again given what happened?- you book with the airline again given what happened? that's where i want to no. given what happened? that's where i want to 90- yes. _ given what happened? that's where i want to go. yes, i _ given what happened? that's where i want to go. yes, i would _ given what happened? that's where i want to go. yes, i would work - given what happened? that's where i want to go. yes, i would work with i want to go. yes, i would work with them again. but reluctantly but i don't feel i've got much choice. [30 don't feel i've got much choice. do ou don't feel i've got much choice. do you think that perhaps then low—cost airlines, you say they need to be more specific on their website but what else can they do? this is how they work, isn't it? tt what else can they do? this is how they work, isn't it?— they work, isn't i

because you were slating ryanair . and ryanair said in ryanair.ers travelling with ryanair to travelling with ryanair agree to check in online before arriving at their departure airport. they're all an email or sms they're all sent an email or sms reminding them to do so. 24 hours before departure. we regret that these passengers ignored their email reminder and failed to check in online in the small print in words, attempt , small print in words, attempt, you know, elderly people . you know, elderly people. >> people do make mistakes. >> people do make mistakes. >> well, exactly. even i make mistakes. >> never . >> never. >> never. >> i do. but david, we don't have to be old to make mistakes. lots of people make mistakes, right . and that's the problem right. and that's the problem is, is that is that if you make a mistake with ryanair, you really pay for it. >> yeah, right. >> yeah, right. >> scarlett david, we have to say goodbye for now. we'll have more from both of them just after half a second. >> let's bring you up to date then with some of

and we were flying with ryanair.swiss port, so we didn't really— they use swiss port, so we didn't really have — they use swiss port, so we didn't really have a method of communication to find out what was going _ communication to find out what was going on. _ communication to find out what was going on, whether we would be rebooked — going on, whether we would be rebooked on something, whether we would _ rebooked on something, whether we would get, _ rebooked on something, whether we would get, you know, whether we would _ would get, you know, whether we would get — would get, you know, whether we would get on a flight the next day. in would get on a flight the next day. in the _ would get on a flight the next day. in the end. — would get on a flight the next day. in the end, theyjust opened at the gate and _ in the end, theyjust opened at the gate and said, everyone collect their— gate and said, everyone collect their bags and off you go. so we collected — their bags and off you go. so we collected our bags and the

tip, be very careful with what i say about ryanair but stephanie, have you flown with one quick screenfact is that they went to talk about this because - it is unfair. fact is that they went j to talk about this because they're very irritated by the fact that this happened here and ryanair is that they have — happened here and ryanair is that they have the policies and rejected me to _ they have the policies and rejected me to get — they have the policies and rejected me to get your app in your e—mails and they— me to get your app in your e—mails and they tell you in advance about what _ and they tell you in advance about what is _ and they tell you in advance about what is meant to happen in staff time _ what is meant to happen in staff time and — what is meant to happen in staff time and the rest of it but again, in the _ time and the rest of it but again, in the case — time and the rest of it but again, in the case of this, they are 80 and may not— in the case of this, they are 80 and may not be — in the case of this, they are 80 and may not be completely on board and you see _ may

, what ryanair say is. >> i mean, what ryanair say is that meant to check that you're meant to checkcase. there's a penalty if you don't do that. you if you don't do that. however, the penalty i think, is emma says just far too emma says it's just far too high. is ridiculous per high. £110. £5 is ridiculous per person. some sort person. if there was some sort of like a tenner or of penalty like a tenner or something like that, i think there be understandable. there would be understandable. all always be all in this always be the choice. >> t- t— >> i'm fine. move with technology. if it helps make these more airline. >> if you're you're really >> if you're if you're really cutting your cost down you cutting your cost down and you want fly really cheaply want to fly fly really cheaply early, i understand that early, then i understand that that if you interfere with that system, there would be an extra cost. so i get that bit. this seems too much. and shouldn't ryanair now having been exposed for this refund the money? >> well, the if they if they refund this one, couple, they'll have t

ryanair said the fees were in line with its policy, as the couple had failed to check—in online for the our attention once again back to the us economy, because retail sales there rose by 0.7% injuly. the figure was higher than many analysts were expecting, boosted by strong online shopping and more people eating out. but the financial markets didn't react positively to the news. as you can see wall street's main indices closed lower on tuesday after worries those strong retail sales figures could mean fewer interest rate cuts in the coming months. oil is also down around 1%, because of concerns over recent weak chinese economic data. tom stevenson is an investment director at fidelity. morning to you. a strange position, some great figures bad news on the markets? that is often the _ bad news on the markets? that is often the way _ bad news on the markets? that is often the way it _ bad news on the markets? trisgt is often the way it works, and you have to put this in context, we have had a very strong ten months in the markets, markets have risen a long way since the low last autumn b

. >> yeah, but this is ryanair.been that. >> and there's more. there's a general about extras general point about the extras that i mean, if you that they do. i mean, if you have a budget airline, then your bafic is have a budget airline, then your basic is to for basic payment is going to be for the think fine. the flight. i think that's fine. and very low . as and that should be very low. as long the extras they long as all the extras they throw in, like oxygen drinking water, having somewhere to sit, all that kind of stuff. well, the sitting thing is a good point i ryanair point because, i mean, ryanair can you sit with your can charge you to sit with your own family. easyjet don't british airways don't. that seems to be an extraordinary extra charge on the basis it can't cost the airline any anything just to assign you to a seat that's just about the other. but it irritates me, which i would never do again, is priority boarding, which is another ryanair little sort of scam. i mean, what is the point? you sort of

. >> yeah, but this is ryanair.been that. >> and there's more. there's a general about extras general point about the extras that i mean, if you that they do. i mean, if you have a budget airline, then your bafic is have a budget airline, then your basic is to for basic payment is going to be for the think fine. the flight. i think that's fine. and very low . as and that should be very low. as long the extras they long as all the extras they throw in, like oxygen drinking water, having somewhere to sit, all that kind of stuff. well, the sitting thing is a good point i ryanair point because, i mean, ryanair can you sit with your can charge you to sit with your own family. easyjet don't british airways don't. that seems to be an extraordinary extra charge on the basis it can't cost the airline any anything just to assign you to a seat that's just about the other. but it irritates me, which i would never do again, is priority boarding, which is another ryanair little sort of scam. i mean, what is the point? you sort of

we've also spoken to ryanair several times today. spoken to ryanair several times today .back from malaga during september , for which left during september, for which left us quite surprised to say the least. and then we were told, oh, yes, we can get you on a flight on sunday at around 10:00 in the morning from an airport, an airport, two hours away. and then we got the confirmation through and it was actually for saturday a completely different day, completely different airport and a different time to what we were told. so we had to get back on the phone again to confirm because obviously we've got we've got no faith in ryanair at all. and we will never be flying with them again . no support at all. >> i mean, i absolutely i absolutely feel your pain . i absolutely feel your pain. i know that loads of people will do it will be no comfort to you to know that you are one of a couple of hundred thousand of people similar boat, people in a very similar boat, ryanair have said this and i'm going this you. they going to read this to you. they say passengers, passengers can ex

but now it's absolutely now on ryanair, i think you're allowed a bag and an easyjet and big enough tots and soon you'll be paying for a paper as well. and all this paper bag as well. and all this was a couple who who are old and didn't this didn't understand how this works, hasn't. they works, but hasn't. and they printed they print. they printed out but they print. they printed out but they print. they printed the ticket. they printed out the ticket. they printed out the ticket. they printed out the boarding pass or i think they had and they or something that they did. now it had to be shown. don't know had to be shown. i don't know what so what the what it was, but so what is the point? confused. in the story. >> how were you disagreeing with me? >> the old people, lot of old >> the old people, a lot of old people keep with people really can't keep up with all the all this and follow all the massive you're to do. >> people had trouble with smoke signals back in the day. i travel wearing a suit travel now wearing a fat suit and socks and and i fill it with socks and pants stuff . pan

we will have a look at what ryanair have said. they cancelled a number of flights as well. in a statement they said this. aer lingus�*s statement was keen to point out that this was an issue beyond the airline's control. it is something to do with the central system. the person who has been across this and with me for the last few hours is our news reporter, nicky schiller, what is the latest? i have some breaking news for you from the national air traffic service. they have just issued us with a new statement, which i will read in full: this morning's technical issue is affecting our ability to automatically process flight plans, so the brand—new information is that. they are saying that it information is that. they are saying thatitis information is that. they are saying that it is causing a problem they normally automatically process flight plans. it adds: until our engineers have resolved this, flight plans are being inputted manually, which means we cannot process them at the same volume, hence, we have had to apply what we have been talking about all morning, traffic

ryanair jet2 , com and problems.irjet2, com and tui are among the worst uk airlines for website accessibility . that's according accessibility. that's according to a report by the civil aviation authority , which looked aviation authority, which looked at 11 of the largest carriers. british airways have received the highest score , making their the highest score, making their website navigation and interaction very easy for people with very different impairments. ryanair, tui and jet2 received a score of two out of ten and pledged to improve their websites . this is gb news across websites. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now back to mark and . pip now back to mark and. pip >> theo, thank you very much indeed and welcome back to the live desk. so the home secretary, suella braverman , secretary, suella braverman, calling on police to investigate every crime claim . they have the every crime claim. they have the resources to place as mu

transmitted through an official channel so that we can use them exactly in the way that you say about ryanair stated that they are considering the possibility of resuming air flights from and to ukraine already by the end of 2023 for those who will use this type of transport, we are unlikely to make a decision, but the fact is that in some countries during the war, life does not stop, so everything works the same . life goes on you have to keep in mind that if we all stopped, there is such a certain category of people who believe that it is necessary let 's say that everything was in pity that everything was in february in march in april of last year when the first shelling occurred . shooting movies about the war is very important for maintaining the emotional state of those people, the signs that are on the territory where they can be fixed, you must do it for the internal emotional state in order to restore communication, let's keep our fingers crossed in f16, we must understand that the entire air defense system must be closed, all the objects, let's say this , these alices on which civil

there was a stinging criticism from that leader of the airlines trade body and the boss of ryanair.h uk nats, but we have still not had an explanation from them of exactly what caused this failure yesterday and where were their back—up systems. it is not acceptable that uk nats simply allowed their computer systems to be taken down and everybody�*s flights get cancelled. it will be days before things get completely back to normal. as well as causing misery for those whose holidays or flights have been cancelled, this will be a costly and immensely frustrating episode for airlines. it's not the way the industry or passengers wanted summer to end. katie austin, bbc news. colletta smith is at manchester airport. how is it looking there? clive, departures and arrivals here at manchester airport, though schedules are looking more normal yesterday, there are still a handful of cancellations up on the boards, but most passengers know about those in advance now. the bigger problem at the moment are still those knock—on delays of so many different flights. so, for passengers who have had a f

i just run ryanair. francois , marc white, >> mark francois, marc white, pair of marks this morning. thank so much, gentlemen, thank you so much, gentlemen, for us for kicking us off. >> come and see us now. >> i'll come and see us now. you're coming next week, i think the announced the government has announced that the lucy that the inquiry into the lucy letby will be made letby murders will be made statutory. means judges statutory. this means judges will be given power to compel witnesses at witnesses to give evidence at the to ensure no one the hearings to ensure no one can the inquiry. can shy away from the inquiry. >> joining us now is the head >> so joining us now is the head of abuse law and public inquiries slater and gordon, inquiries at slater and gordon, richard scorer. hi richard. i know with some of know you work with some of the families. spoke we families. i think we spoke we spoke last week, didn't spoke to you last week, didn't we, a week good news as we, a week before. good news as far

ryanair jet2, related problems.kcom and tui are among the worst uk airlines for website accessed ability. that's according to a report by the civil aviation authority, which looked at 11 largest carriers . british largest carriers. british airways received the highest score, making their website navigate and interaction very easy for people with different impairments. ryanair, tui and jet2 received only a score of two out of ten and pledged to improve their websites . two out of ten and pledged to improve their websites. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by playing play your smart speaker by playing play gb news. now it's back to tom and . emily tom and. emily >> welcome back to britain's newsroom here on gb news. keeping you company this bank houday keeping you company this bank holiday monday . keeping you company this bank holiday monday. now keeping you company this bank holiday monday . now lots of you holiday monday. now

ryanair recently announced that it was also going to fly from ukraine, but again the question of safetyemains. who should determine whether it is safe or dangerous? it seems to me that these statements are a little inappropriate now. i can already say here that in principle, of course, uzhhorod is not peredova, and if there is no missile attack and no one in uzhhorod will kill such threats. well, if there are certainly no criminals inside the transcarpathian region and you flew to the territory of the european union member states, this is another big plus. i remember this story about how our military was landed somewhere from plane in israel because he had some question about the safety of other passengers, i understand that he had a protest or something else, well , the forces denied the information . ukrainians abroad must come to relatives of military personnel who have now been released as a reserve due to injuries, well, that is, it was a plus question in the question where you correctly say only in safety and many directions. where should ukrainians go now and again for the same t

of these airlines that has taken one of these airlines that has behaved badly to court, that was ryanairhat isn't good enough. so we know the prime minister is looking at this and hopefully making speech, he will be giving this civil aviation authority the power to fine airlines that aren't providing you with what you are entitled to. thank ou, har with what you are entitled to. thank you. harry kind _ with what you are entitled to. thank you, harry kind from _ with what you are entitled to. thank you, harry kind from the _ with what you are entitled to. thank you, harry kind from the consumerl you, harry kind from the consumer group which. in pakistan the high court has granted former prime minister imran khan bail. mr khan has been in prison since he was sentenced to three years on august 5th — on charges of not declaring money gained from selling state gifts during his tenure as prime minister. as a result of the conviction, he was also barred for five years from contesting elections. the bail does not necessarily mean that khan will be free to walk out ofjail. here's mr khan's lawyer

it is battling the likes of ryanair and wizz air for passengers in the cost-of-living crisis. shares up 13% today. more earnings throughout the program. coming up, the bank of japan steps in with unscheduled the bond buying for a second time this week. and coming up, after that net interest income miss from ing, i'll be speaking to the cfo tanate phutrakul. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: the move by fitch to downgrade u.s. government credit has put renewed focus on the nation's debt trajectory. mliv strategist mark cranfield joins me for more. how far will treasury yields rise? what does it mean across assets? mark: if we believe bill ackman, who valerie was talking about earlier, there is a long way to go on the upside. he's looking for something like 5.5% on the 30-year treasury, way above where we are now. that might be extreme, and he is positioned accordingly. but what the fitch ratings analysis did, if nothing else, it brought investors back to look at debt ratios in the united states. our u.s. economist suggests if the u.s. don't do anything about it, their d

the budget airline ryanair through a record number of passengers last month carrying 18.7 million peopleyear. it is the third record month any role for the irish airline that remains europe's largest passenger numbers. and the italian supercar maker ferrari has updated its profit forecast after an exceptional quarter from april tojune. forecast after an exceptional quarterfrom april tojune. 0ther quarter from april to june. other car sales quarterfrom april tojune. other car sales by 2% of the period compared to last year, revenues were up compared to last year, revenues were uu by compared to last year, revenues were up by 14% as buyers added personalised features to their vehicles. ferrari expects to make around $1.6 billion in profits for the rest of the year. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. in client, for over a year now the speed limit through the village has been 20 mph. to date gwent police were out to check and still found some who are going too fast and pulled them over. i some who are going too fast and pulled them over.— pulled them over. i find

we are about to see a ryanair flight taking off, moving its way towards the runway now.h of the air traffic control systems here in the uk. so when something like this happens, which is very rare. it has a huge knock on effect. basically it's an issue affecting its ability to automatically process flight plans. so we heard from sabella braverman a short time ago that instead of them being able to process them automatically and get those flight plans on the system and get people in the air, instead, what it's going to be doing is having to file those flight plans manually. —— we heard from suella braverman. i just can't do it on the scale they normally would. they said the airspace wasn't closed, but there where restrictions being put in to keep people safe. some flights were taking off, but from a lot of airports like here at the leeds bradford, they were going to be doing that. instead, they were going to be telling people to see just how they could get this resolved. engineers are working round—the—clock from that to try to get people in the air, get people on their wa

easyjet and ryanair— but in fact they do.e _ tickets sold, that is not the rail value -- — tickets sold, that is not the rail value -- the _ tickets sold, that is not the rail value —— the real value of ticket offices — value —— the real value of ticket offices~ it— value —— the real value of ticket offices~ it is— value —— the real value of ticket offices. it is about whether or not you can _ offices. it is about whether or not you can travel. we have off—peak, super _ you can travel. we have off—peak, super off— peak travel you can travel. we have off—peak, super off—peak travel times, and if our train _ super off—peak travel times, and if our train is — super off—peak travel times, and if our train is cancelled, you find yourself— our train is cancelled, you find yourself in _ our train is cancelled, you find yourself in that next category, can yourself in that next category, can you actually travel? you can't necessarily find the staff on the proposal — necessarily find the staff on the proposal if they are on the platfor

, lowest cost, the cheapest, and taking themselves taking the risk for themselves and flying with ryanairwhether they want to pay a little bit and some little bit more and have some extra protections . and that's extra protections. and that's a choice for consumers. and i'm strongly favour of consumer choice. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> people take the risk >> and then people take the risk and face consequences according to their choice. >> what have you got >> jacob, what have you got coming up the show this evening? >> well, we're going to be starting the of starting on the church of england we're longer england saying we're no longer a christian country. i know because i think this is so defeatist that our whole history is a christian one. >> but of course, the roman catholic, you love it in a way, don't you? >> because i like the because the coffee's collapsing and people you. the people are defecting to you. the return lady's diary. but return of our lady's diary. but that's what i'm that's not particularly what i'm going to be talking about. but i think we need to look at our h

, lowest cost, the cheapest, and taking themselves taking the risk for themselves and flying with ryanairwhether they want to pay a little bit and some little bit more and have some extra protections . and that's extra protections. and that's a choice for consumers. and i'm strongly favour of consumer choice. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> people take the risk >> and then people take the risk and face consequences according to their choice. >> what have you got >> jacob, what have you got coming up the show this evening? >> well, we're going to be starting the of starting on the church of england we're longer england saying we're no longer a christian country. i know because i think this is so defeatist that our whole history is a christian one. >> but of course, the roman catholic, you love it in a way, don't you? >> because i like the because the coffee's collapsing and people you. the people are defecting to you. the return lady's diary. but return of our lady's diary. but that's what i'm that's not particularly what i'm going to be talking about. but i think we need to look at our h

. >> ryanair.s. >>those popcorn 'ould just one airways. >>those popcorn bits just one airways. >>those popcorn bits like one airways. >>those popcorn bits like that)ne i >> -- >> okay, exam >> okay, well , that's pretty stingy. >> that apparently has gone viral. but next up is this video. host peter video. this is bbc host peter levi or levi levi , who struggled levi or levi levi, who struggled to keep straight face. let's to keep a straight face. let's have a look. >> now. estimated that the >> now. it's estimated that the bill to lincoln's glory bill to repair lincoln's glory hole will be anything between 60,000 and £100,000. the footpath has been closed since february , and lincolnshire february, and lincolnshire county council have blamed difficulties in accessing the site . site. >> now, obviously we're not going to clarify what that means, but josh and i actually met at one. >> okay . >> okay. >> okay. >> it's interesting though, is if he could have just styled it out, if he could have kept a

. >> ryanair.ays. >>those popcorn 'ould just one airways. >>those popcorn bits just one airways. >>those popcorn bits like one airways. >>those popcorn bits like that)ne i >> -- >> okay, exam >> okay, well , that's pretty stingy. >> that apparently has gone viral. but next up is this video. host peter video. this is bbc host peter levi or levi levi , who struggled levi or levi levi, who struggled to keep straight face. let's to keep a straight face. let's have a look. >> now. estimated that the >> now. it's estimated that the bill to lincoln's glory bill to repair lincoln's glory hole will be anything between 60,000 and £100,000. the footpath has been closed since february , and lincolnshire february, and lincolnshire county council have blamed difficulties in accessing the site . site. >> now, obviously we're not going to clarify what that means, but josh and i actually met at one. >> okay . >> okay. >> okay. >> it's interesting though, is if he could have just styled it out, if he could have kept

all the major airlines affected by this statements from ba, ryanair, tui , easyjet and jet2 ryanair, tui, easyjet and jet2 all basically saying not our fault. >> yeah, and the timing could not have been worse because of course, bank holiday monday, lots of people were coming back from trying be from weekends away trying to be ready today. other ready for work. today. other people from holidays people coming back from holidays and whether and questions now about whether they'll time for the they'll be back in time for the start of term. some schools going back at of the going back at the end of the week, many beginning next week. tweets literally stranded week, many beginning next week. tw fuerteventura'ally stranded week, many beginning next week. tw fuerteventura due stranded week, many beginning next week. tw fuerteventura due striourzd in fuerteventura due to our flight zero flight being cancelled. zero easyjet sight , frazzled easyjet staff in sight, frazzled airport employees saying the next is on september next flight out is on september the what week away. but the 4th. what a

so my daughter's ryanair flight was held hours. she gets held up for two hours.ar hire company then fined her for being late. right. so that was another ,50. she had to pay for late. right. so that was another ,50answer3d to pay for late. right. so that was another ,50 answer is to pay for late. right. so that was another ,50 answer is not ay for late. right. so that was another ,50answer is not going >> the answer is not going abroad. i mean , you know, i used abroad. i mean, you know, i used to go abroad all the time. and this summer i've stayed either here or in my little pad in dorset , surrounded by my by, you dorset, surrounded by my by, you know, a whole lot of animals, different animals from what i find here. and basically i've loved it. and i don't give a the people who are i say to them don't fly. >> we get a lot of emails out of it actually. >> yeah. you're not alone in that feeling. we also get a lot of emails, don't we, eamonn, about this ulez story, the telegraph and the times. about this ulez story, the telegraph and the times . well, telegraph and

, on jet2, it's really , ryanair, on jet2, it's really, really tough to find any any decent prices.. >> extraordinary times. >> but having said that , it >> but having said that, it means people are, i hope, having wonderful holidays that they will remember exactly . will remember exactly. >> and of course, i mean, they could always stay in this country and have a staycation using the trains or possibly not. >> oh, i was i was hoping you weren't going to mention that . weren't going to mention that. >> yeah. you talked about the strikes which are coming up over the next two saturday. that's august the 26th. and it's september the 2nd. those are both the rmt union in dispute with 14 train operators only in england. this is over pay and working arrangements. basically same . it's going to be on monday same. it's going to be on monday for 18 months since they began striking . and we just heard striking. and we just heard overnight that the aslef train drivers union is also going on strike on friday the 1st of september. >> all of those, of course, chosen because they are really busy da

ryanair, 20 cancellations today, although many more yesterday.ng will this level of disruption last? �* , . ., long will this level of disruption last? �*, , , ., last? ok, let's take the disruption toda . last? ok, let's take the disruption today- this _ last? ok, let's take the disruption today- this is _ last? ok, let's take the disruption today. this is because _ last? ok, let's take the disruption today. this is because aircraft - last? ok, let's take the disruption today. this is because aircraft and j today. this is because aircraft and flight crew not to mention passengers are in the wrong places, therefore for example, the munich flight from heathrow on lufthansa is not going because it did not get in last night. that is repeated in many locations. by cancelling these flights, yes it is disruptive to 20,000 people, but it also means the airlines can restore their schedules so that hopefully, the next few days, bear in mind they will be extremely busy with friday, saturday and sunday looking tricky as people get back for the end of the sc

i mean, i got an email this ryanair saying, this week from ryanair saying, you holiday to you know, comeple in albania are coming here, not for holiday. so here, not for a holiday. so clearly, people can be sent back to countries that are safe enough, not just that people can go british go there, but for british tourists expand tourists. so we need to expand that to all those countries on the safe list. >> effectively turnaround. we've two separate issues >> we've got two separate issues because we've got 180,000 that are still waiting to be are still being waiting to be processed , some for year, processed, some up for a year, which is absolutely disgusting. and unfair for them. it's not fair for them. but, you know, what are these people now going back to another hotel? are there any more hotels? is the any more hotels? this is the problem. >> what do overnight? >> what do we do overnight? >> what do we do overnight? >> got to do >> but what we've got to do is literally stop the stop literally stop the fall, stop the get the border force the boats, get the border force on borders . fra

jonathan: and they are not ryanair. lisa: and they are not frontier.ay for the air you breathe. jonathan: helane joins us now. let's talk about airlines and the distinction between domestic and international. helane: the site hit it on the head. we are seeing good demand in the north atlantic especially and good demand in the u.s. domestic market. what we have been thinking is that 2021 and 2022 are all about u.s. domestic because there were not in a lot of places to go internationally. now that the international markets are open again, people are traveling again. we think this summer is all about europe and will be all about asia, especially because the u.s. passport is not going to get you as far as i get sued now. beginning in 2024, you will need a visa to go to europe, to the u.k. you can do it online but it will cost extra. you will see that shift away from european countries to asian countries. jonathan: let's look at the playbook in regards to that. does that really hit travel in that way, given how easy it is to completely thing? i used to have