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There's no straightforward answer. For a deal like the one signed last week, they might have received a 20% to 25% discount. If American Airlines orders 200 airplanes, the discount could be between 40% and 50%.
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Leasing rates are one element, but about 35% to 40% of Airbus single-aisle deliveries are to leasing companies, which is a very large market. They usually order large numbers of airplanes and then find customers to lease them to. The finance people in that sector have a good understanding of leasing rates, which fluctuate like everything else. It depends on how the deal is structured. It's a negotiation game. If we really want a customer because it's a strategic campaign, we might offer a price reduction. Conversely, if a customer is not considered strategic, we might be less inclined to offer the same terms.
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