Besides transporting cargo to 75 points abroad and 27 in Turkey in the cargo compartments of our passenger planes over a broad flight network stretching from the Far East to America and from Europe to Africa and the Middle East, as of 30 October 2004 we also began organizing scheduled flights to London (Gatwick), Frankfurt, Maastricht and Tel Aviv on our A310-300F-type cargo plane, which has a capacity of close to 40 tons and a volume of 200 square meters. And we plan to add New Delhi, Almaty and Tashkent to those points soon. Development in Turkey and in the global economy and the growing volume of international trade in 2004 had a positive impact on the air cargo sector. Like many airlines in Turkey and the world, Turkish Airlines Cargo also increased its cargo traffic and revenues by 15% in 2004. To enhance our cargo capacity we are planning to expand our fleet even further in 2005. With the new cargo aircraft to be added to our fleet, we aim to concentrate even more on Europe, to offer more capacity to America and the Far East, and to be more active in the Africa and Middle East regions.