[RedBloodedAmerican]

It's public policy with the others. I don't get your point. First time you have seen it in the press??

[Houmatt]

It's public policy with the others. I don't get your point. First time you have seen it in the press??

From what I can tell, SWA is the first major airline to publicly announce the creation of this policy.

But if I also remember correctly, earlier this year a woman sued an airline in Canada for charging her for two seats, and she won. And she did not even have the Americans with Disabilities Act to rely on.

What do you think is going to happen if and when someone down here sues?