Conflict of interest.You work as an administrative assistant for Ivan Petrov, director of marketing, for whom you often make travel arrangements. Company policy states that employees should select flights with the lowest fares that will meet their needs when traveling on company business. Mr. Petrov has asked you to book a flight for him from Atlanta to Los Angeles. He prefers to travel with one or more stops before reaching his destination because he earns more frequent flyer points than he would with a nonstop flight. In the past when you have booked flights for Mr. Petrov the fares have been close to the same amount for nonstop flights and flights with stops. However, for this trip, the fare for flights with stops will be about $150 more than for a nonstop flight. How should you handle this situation?