AIR SDK 17 - mailto subject line error for non English devices

Hi,
Is there a problem with language localization in AIR SDK 17 for iOS?
The following code works for an iOS 8 device with the language set to English but if you set it to any other language the subject line is missing!
var mailme:URLRequest = new URLRequest("mailto:[email protected]?subject=CONTACT");
navigateToURL(mailme, "_self");
Is there a fix for this?

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