AUC vs. DUC
In the combined year 2020-2021, the terminal AUC was -3.0% (or -4,576.72HUF2017, or -14.81€2017) lower than the planned DUC. This results from lower than planned terminal costs in real term (-3.0%, or -301.6 MHUF2017, or -1.0 M€2017).
Terminal service units
Actual total terminal service units are in line with planned TNSUs, as plan was presented in February 2022.
Terminal costs by entity
Actual real terminal costs are -3.0% (-301.6 MHUF2017 or -1.0 M€2017) lower than planned. This is driven by the main ANSP, HungaroControl (-3.1%, or -1.0 M€2017).
Terminal costs for the main ANSP at charging zone level
The lower than planned terminal costs in real terms for HungaroControl (-3.1%, or -1.0 M€2017) result from:
- lower staff costs (-3.9%), due to “decrease in headcount (mainly in non-ATCO business functions), restructuring of ATCO wage system (more traffic dependent), savings in payroll taxes due to the reduction in the contribution base;”
- lower other operating costs (-4.8%), due to “savings in services used, better customer solvency than planned (less bad debt provision);”
- lower depreciation (-1.8%), due to “assets placed in service later than planned, revision of some assets’ useful life;”
- higher cost of capital (+10.8%), mainly due to increase in net current assets (+417.8% in 2021), “the main driver of growth is a technical issue, namely the different handling of the adjustment of RP2 adjustments”.