KEA
The value of KEA for Slovenia has improved from 1.77% to 1.58% between 2025 and 2024. Similarly, the value of the corrected KEA has improved from 1.66% to 1.5%.
These values rank Slovenia as 3rd in terms of KEA and 6th in terms of corrected KEA.
Slovenia is the one least contributing (i.e., the “best”) to the additional distance in the SES area, with a value of 0.35%.
Regarding the assessment of the achieved level of actual performance in the environment KPA, the NSA reports: “Cross border FRA fully implemented.”
Regarding the implementation of major operational or structural changes during the calendar year impacting performance in this key performance area, the NSA reports: “No”
Regarding progress on the implementation of the measures committed to in the ERNIP, the NSA reports: “All done.”
Regarding the identification and analysis by the NSA of the underlying reasons or circumstances having led to the performance target not being achieved, the NSA reports: “Shortest flight planning options already close to optimum, with some RAD restrictions in place.”
Regarding remedial measures that have been / will be taken by the ANSP to rectify the situation, the NSA reports: “Cross border free route implemented with all the neighbours.”
KEP
Regarding initiatives implemented or planned that will improve this PI and how does the NSA intend on monitoring their effectiveness on performance, the NSA reports: “Users have the option to plan the shortest flight route, but this is not fully utilized.”
KES
Regarding initiatives implemented or planned that will improve this PI and how does the NSA intend on monitoring their effectiveness on performance, the NSA reports: “Users have the option to plan the shortest flight route, but this is not fully utilized.”
Vertical flight efficiency
Regarding initiatives implemented or planned that will improve this PI and how does the NSA intend on monitoring their effectiveness on performance, the NSA reports: “FLAS conditions being coordinated with adjecent ACCs, but traffic complexity is high.”