AUC vs. DUC
In 2022, the terminal AUC was -7.0% (or -120.96 SEK2017, -12.56 €2017) lower than the planned DUC. This results from the combination of lower than planned terminal costs in real terms (-3.8%, or -6.9 MSEK2017, -0.7 M€2017) and higher than planned TNSUs (+3.4%). It should be noted that actual inflation index in 2022 was +3.5 p.p. higher than planned.
Terminal service units
The difference between actual and planned TNSUs (+3.4%) falls outside the ±2% dead band, but does not exceed the ±10% threshold foreseen in the traffic risk sharing mechanism. The resulting gain of additional terminal revenues is therefore shared between the ANSPs and the airspace users, with the main ANSP (LFV) retaining an amount of +0.3 M€2017.
Terminal costs by entity
Actual real terminal costs are -3.8% (-0.7 M€2017) lower than planned. This is the result of lower costs for the main ANSP, LFV (-5.2%, or -0.7 M€2017), the other ANSP (Swedavia, -0.4%, or -0.02 M€2017) and the MET service provider (-3.6%, or -0.01 M€2017). The NSA costs are slightly higher than planned (+0.3%).
Terminal costs for the main ANSP at charging zone level
Lower than planned terminal costs in real terms for LFV in 2022 (-5.2%, or -0.7 M€2017) result from the combination of:
- Significantly lower staff costs (-7.2%), driven by lower than planned pension costs. In addition, “staff costs were reduced with the revenues for staff participating in projects”;
- Slightly lower other operating costs (-1.4%) mainly due to the inflation index impact (+3.5 p.p.) since in nominal terms other operating costs were slightly higher than planned (+1.7%); and,
- Significantly higher cost of capital (+167.8%) “as an effect of the high inflation that affects the valuation of the pension debt (that is used for financing instead of loans).”