in the Q4, but, uh, for the most part, we'll be eliminated. Now that you get into the, the normal season out, you know, Q2 for us is kind of a down, uh, seasonality normally. We'll have to see where Aldi… In fact, he said, we could have some positive surprises on the corporate demand- mm-hmm <affirmative>. Uh, uh, making the Q2 of next year a little bit, uh, better than we might normally see. But, uh, for us, the Q1, because again, you know, we're 100% domestic focused. And we don't have inaudible. We don't depend on the international piece. And you know, the right size that we did on our capacity, on our fleet if you will, uh, should kind of, you know, triangulate to, you know, going back to more or less normalize the operating efficiency by end of December, beginning of January. Okay, great. And thanks for that, Rich. Thanks, everyone. Sure. The next question is from Dan McKenzie with Seaport Global Securities. Please go ahead. Oh, hey. Good morning, guys. Um, couple questions here. I guess, um, first, another question on the corporate recovery. Big picture, you know, what are you hearing from corporate customers today on their travel plans for next year? And then just related to that, you know, given the FX volatility, I believe there's a certain percent of the revenue that actually benefits from a weaker Brazilian real. So I'm, you know, I'm thinking the oil and gas sectors. I'm thinking agriculture. So it seems like there should be a component of the revenue there that should do a little better, um, you know, if the Brazilian real weakens. But you know, maybe you could clarify or, or even correct me on that? Yeah. Um, just… Firstly, the, uh, the, the customers inaudible. The, the large corporates, uh, they are basically saying they will resume flights from January 1. And it, it, it is somehow affected to their, uh, home office, uh, policy, which is for inaudible right into the, the end of this year. Uh, th- i- i- i- when we talk, it's specifically to those segments that have just repeated. Uh, they are already, uh, forming some travels ahead, but this is not even close to the, the potential they have for this, to the next year up. Uh, in a, in a side note, uh, really what we have is circular itself, to address that a specific month, via a new inaudible, will likely give us an additional, um, uh, set of inaudible. Because we can now, an- and they're much more flexible, and, uh, and inaudible. Uh, as well some, uh, uh, specific demands rated by the, the corporate cycle. So with the new, you have the combination of a better product with a redesigned network, with much, uh, activity, wh- uh, uh, uh, uh, the speed. Uh, we are now envisioning to, to have that t- to see that segment, uh, that, that specific segment catching up. Hm, yeah. But it d- I guess… Go ahead. I'm sorry, Rich. Go ahead. Go ahead, please. inaudible No, go ahead. Sorry, go. Uh, u- well, I guess, just tied to that point. I guess what I was, you know, trying to get at is, it, it seems like there should be some pent up demand, uh, next year. And so, I guess I just, um, uh, was thinking that there's potentially some more revenue upside here that, that folks might be under-appreciating. Um, but you know, going back to, I guess, you know, a question for Adu. Or, or, um, is just with respect to that inaudible that you just referenced. You know, the ability to market products in a way, digitally, that you haven't been able to historically. You know, so if you think about the grand vision, you know, what is the f- timeframe for exploiting that full capability? And you know, how material could that be? I think that it's gonna be… We have, or we are gonna have 100% of the, the improvements. I mean, inaudible, uh, to the end of this year. And that will be aggressive because those are marketing events. Uh, it will be inaudible customers around 80,000 to inaudible. Uh, it's really, really difficult to g- to give you a inaudible on how, uh, material those improvements can be. But we are now basically closing every single gap that we could get from a customer service point of view, uh, to a, a full legacy company. At the same t- additionally speaking, I mean, uh, I'm talking about digital service. Uh, at the same time that we are, uh, now u- uh, resuming the c- uh, the inaudible advantage that we always had. So I believe that a combination of inaudible we will… Uh, it's more than promising. It's something that, um, has a real, uh, positive affect, uh, our, our results. But I wouldn't like to, uh, because I couldn't at the moment, uh, to share any, any inaudible, um, on that expectation. Okay. Thanks for the time you guys. Thanks. Let me just, uh… Before we go to the next question on the sell side analysts, uh, let me weave in a question we have from, uh, one of our Brightside investors sending us questions on the platform. And I'll basically do that, uh, so that we don't have to save the, uh… People that sent the questions through the platform don't have to wait to the end of this. But we'll come back, um, in the next, uh, question from the sell side analysts after I go through, uh, this question from one of our inaudible investors. Um, it has three components on the results. Um, it explained what was the right off of deposits for aircraft leases, and… Uh, u- air- uh, aircraft lease deposits and maintenance and drift deposits. Uh, so just, uh, explain that to you, to an- to answer your question. In, in the cash flow in the quarter, in the third quarter, we recognized, uh, provisions for return of aircraft. There were 106… 176 million reais. Um, and against that, we, uh, were able to use and reverted, uh, 166 million reais of maintenance reserves. And then we-… 56 million reals of maintenance reserves. And then we, um, reduced, um… we have a, um, a, um, reduction in deposits of 264 million reals. And all this relates to what I was speaking about previously, but it ref- refers to, uh, us maintaining current, our maintenance provisions, uh, for, uh, the transformation of the fleet from MAXes, uh, to inaudible. So, really the, the provision for the, the front of aircraft, it's in that, and you can see that in the, uh, in the tables in the back of the release, and also in the footnote to the financial statement. There's about 176 million reals, which has to be provisioned because, you know, from an accounting perspective, because we are, uh, accelerating return of inaudible to the MAXes. And, um, we are no longer, uh, uh, constituting anymore maintenance reserves, uh, because we're utilizing deposits, inaudible or deposits, uh, to swap that out,