There are many metrics involved in choosing a place for a hub. The first involves availability. Many airports are over-taxed like Los Angeles. Other cities are, on the other hand, begging for cargo business.

First, we lack airports and pilots.

The days are over of doing it by paper, and I would say that most if not all of our members have adapted some form of technology to make their business more effective and increase their customer service.

The airlines are long-term partners, and we're hoping for the best resolution for the industry. But if there is price-fixing occurring, then the question is whether our members have been receiving the most competitive rates available.

It involved playground equipment that wasn't attached to a building. If it involves a structure like a building, we can get to an arson charge.

And if I want to get involved in choosing sides, I usually pick hockey or football.