It is just too massive for any private insurer to handle. The government has to have a role there, and the insurers need to have a role in settling claims so we can develop a better system for the future.

Despite what Mr. Mattingly might say, the temporary restraining order did raise serious constitutional issues about government attempting to muzzle the press. It was a mistake from the beginning that has now been resolved.

We're still not convinced there is a good reason for the government to withhold what is typically a public document. However, this new order is the correct legal way for the government to try to prevent the release of the report, as opposed to the unconstitutional effort to control the flow of information in a free society.

Previously, there was no way for our customers to check on the status of flights from our Web site. Now, our customers have a convenient and fun way to check on flight information without having to scroll through the Web pages of individual airlines.

We'd probably make that part of the demolition project.

I imagine we won't see any of that money before they enter their reorganization plans, which could be 18 months. If they reject their leases, we would probably get a few pennies on the dollar. We'd be an unsecured creditor like everyone else.