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Operational Performance Reporting Manchester Airport April 2019 Departure Punctuality - Apr-19 Last Month Last Year % Change Target Var to Target First Wave 86.8% 87.9% -1.1% 85.0% 1.8% Not First Wave 72.8% 75.4% -2.5% 85.0% -12.2% Grand Total 76.0% 78.1% -2.1% 85.0% -9.0% Departure Punctuality - Last 12 Months This Year Prev Year % Change Target Var to Target First Wave 84.3% 81.9% 2.4% 85.0% -0.7% Not First Wave 69.3% 69.4% (0.1%) 85.0% -15.7% Grand Total 72.5% 72.1% 0.4% 85.0% -12.5% ATMs and Passenger Volumes MTD YTD Last Year Change Last Year Change Last Year Change Last Year Change Terminal Flight Passengers Passengers %MovementsMovements % Passengers Passengers %MovementsMovements % Arriving 534,785 551995 -3% 3201 3243 -1% 534,785 551995 -3% 3201 3243 -1% Terminal 1 Departing 530,956 505673 5% 3201 3223 -1% 530,956 505673 5% 3201 3223 -1% Terminal 1 1,065,741 1057668 1% 6402 6466 -1% 1,065,741 1057668 1% 6402 6466 -1% Total Arriving 249,250 203897 22% 1137 915 24% 249,250 203897 22% 1137 915 24% Terminal 2 Departing 245,387 178484 37% 1139 901 26% 245,387 178484 37% 1139 901 26% Terminal 2 494,637 382381 29% 2276 1816 25% 494,637 382381 29% 2276 1816 25% Total Arriving 411,038 390557 5% 3553 3512 1% 411,038 390557 5% 3553 3512 1% Terminal 3 Departing 414,871 370054 12% 3552 3514 1% 414,871 370054 12% 3552 3514 1% Terminal 3 825,909 760611 9% 7105 7026 1% 825,909 760611 9% 7105 7026 1% Total Grand Total 2,386,287 2200660 8% 15783 15308 3% 2,386,287 2200660 8% 15783 15308 3% Monthly Airline Movements Top 10 Operator Name Operator IATA Code # ATMs % of ATMs # Delays % Flights with no Delay RYANAIR FR 2914 23.4% 599 79% FLYBE BE 2747 22.1% 637 77% EASYJET AIRLINES EZY 2126 17.1% 387 82% JET2.COM LS 1134 9.1% 131 88% THOMAS COOK AIRLINES MT 1032 8.3% 328 68% TUI TOM 766 6.2% 265 65% BRITISH AIRWAYS BA 490 3.9% 63 87% LUFTHANSA LH 454 3.6% 97 79% AER LINGUS EI 438 3.5% 101 77% K.L.M. KL 351 2.8% 84 76% Grand Total 12452 100.0% 2692 78% Yearly Airline Movements Top 10 Operator Name Operator IATA Code # ATMs % of Total ATMs # Delays % Flights with no Delay FLYBE BE 34031 18% 7851 77% RYANAIR FR 30704 16% 8738 72% EASYJET AIRLINES EZY 24869 13% 6899 72% JET2.COM LS 15874 8% 3514 78% THOMAS COOK AIRLINES MT 12896 7% 4433 66% TUI TOM 12205 6% 4399 64% BRITISH AIRWAYS BA 7222 4% 1459 80% AER LINGUS EI 5487 3% 1070 80% LUFTHANSA LH 5442 3% 1347 75% K.L.M. KL 3948 2% 721 82% Grand Total 152678 79% 40431 74% Departure Punctuality by Terminal T1 Punctuality T2 Puntuality T3 Puntuality 75.35% 74.36% 77.14% First Wave Departure Punctuality Operator Name Operator IATA Code # Movements % of Movements Punctuality % RYANAIR FR 332 18.6% 96.08% EASYJET AIRLINES EZY 381 21.3% 92.65% JET2.COM LS 355 19.9% 89.30% BRITISH AIRWAYS BA 52 2.9% 88.46% FLYBE BE 187 10.5% 83.96% THOMAS COOK AIRLINES MT 192 10.8% 76.56% LUFTHANSA LH 55 3.1% 76.36% TUI TOM 175 9.8% 76.00% K.L.M. KL 30 1.7% 73.33% BRUSSELS AIRLINES SN 26 1.5% 50.00% Grand Total 1785 100.0% 86.78% Monthly Airline Performance by Departure Punctuality Departing Punctuality Punctuality Operator Arriving Departing Change (Dep- Inbound Ranking Operator Name IATA Code Movements Movements Punctuality Punctuality Arr) Baggage 1 TITAN AIRWAYS ZT 8 0.1% 100% 100% 0% 50% 1 CATHAY PACIFIC CX 60 0.4% 37% 100% 63% 70% 3 JET2.COM LS 1,134 7.2% 87% 90% 2% 99% 4 EUROWINGS EW 152 1.0% 95% 88% (7%) 99% AUSTRIAN 5 OS 63 0.4% 88% 87% (0%) 97% AIRLINES 6 BRITISH AIRWAYS BA 490 3.1% 89% 86% (3%) 87% SAUDIA ARABIAN 7 SV 41 0.3% 24% 85% 61% 57% AIRLINES 8 EASYJET AIRLINES EZY 2,126 13.5% 79% 85% 6% 99% AURIGNY AIR 9 GR 120 0.8% 88% 83% (5%) 98% SERVICES VIRGIN ATLANTIC 10 VS 267 1.7% 74% 83% 9% 87% AIRWAYS 11 LOGANAIR LM 248 1.6% 85% 81% (4%) 98% 12 EASYJET EUROPE EJU 60 0.4% 87% 80% (7%) 100% SAS SCANDINAVIAN 13 SK 334 2.1% 84% 80% (5%) 96% AIRLINES 14 RYANAIR FR 2,914 18.5% 80% 79% (1%) 98% 15 AIR ARABIA 3O 18 0.1% 89% 78% (11%) 56% 15 IBERIA EXPRESS I2 36 0.2% 89% 78% (11%) 67% 15 AIR TRANSAT TS 18 0.1% 78% 78% 0% 56% 18 AIR FRANCE AF 176 1.1% 78% 77% (1%) 83% 19 ETHIOPIAN ET 34 0.2% 35% 76% 41% 76% 20 LUFTHANSA LH 454 2.9% 81% 76% (6%) 96% 21 FLYBE BE 2,747 17.4% 79% 75% (4%) 92% 22 P.I.A. PK 76 0.5% 74% 74% 0% 45% 23 AER LINGUS EI 438 2.8% 80% 74% (7%) 79% 24 ICELANDAIR FI 60 0.4% 87% 73% (13%) 60% AMERICAN 24 AA 60 0.4% 77% 73% (3%) 77% AIRLINES 24 UNITED UA 60 0.4% 70% 73% 3% 93% 27 K.L.M. KL 351 2.2% 82% 70% (13%) 93% THOMAS COOK 28 MT 1,032 6.6% 69% 67% (2%) 90% AIRLINES 29 AEGEAN AIRLINES A3 25 0.2% 77% 67% (10%) 92% 29 ETIHAD AIRWAYS EY 120 0.8% 75% 67% (8%) 75% SINGAPORE 29 SQ 84 0.5% 62% 67% 5% 93% AIRLINES 32 EMIRATES EK 150 1.0% 79% 64% (15%) 77% 33 TUI TOM 766 4.9% 67% 64% (3%) 83% 34 OMAN AIR WY 60 0.4% 50% 63% 13% 97% 35 VUELING AIRLINES VY 77 0.5% 87% 63% (24%) 95% 36 QATAR AIRWAYS QR 156 1.0% 71% 63% (8%) 94% 37 FINNAIR AY 120 0.8% 67% 57% (10%) 68% 38 ROYAL AIR MAROC AT 18 0.1% 67% 56% (11%) 100% SWISS 39 INTERNATIONAL LX 116 0.7% 72% 53% (19%) 97% AIR LINES 40 HAINAN AIRLINES HU 34 0.2% 41% 53% 12% 82% BRUSSELS 41 SN 164 1.0% 67% 52% (15%) 79% AIRLINES 42 IRAQI AIRWAYS IA 8 0.1% 25% 50% 25% 50% NORWEGIAN AIR 43 DY 62 0.4% 71% 32% (39%) 97% SHUTTLE 44 TURKISH AIRLINES TK 111 0.7% 53% 30% (22%) 76% 45 TAP AIR PORTUGAL TP 100 0.6% 48% 28% (20%) 72% Grand Total 15,748 100.0% 78% 76% (2%) 92% Monthly Airline Performance by Punctuality Change (difference between Arrival OTP and Departure OTP) Punctuality Punctuality Change Operator Arriving Departing Change (Dep- Inbound Ranking Operator Name IATA Code Movements Movements Punctuality Punctuality Arr) Baggage 1 CATHAY PACIFIC CX 60 0.4% 37% 100% 63% 70% SAUDIA ARABIAN 2 SV 41 0.3% 24% 85% 61% 57% AIRLINES 3 ETHIOPIAN ET 34 0.2% 35% 76% 41% 76% 4 IRAQI AIRWAYS IA 8 0.1% 25% 50% 25% 50% 5 OMAN AIR WY 60 0.4% 50% 63% 13% 97% 6 HAINAN AIRLINES HU 34 0.2% 41% 53% 12% 82% VIRGIN ATLANTIC 7 VS 267 1.7% 74% 83% 9% 87% AIRWAYS 8 EASYJET AIRLINES EZY 2,126 13.5% 79% 85% 6% 99% SINGAPORE 9 SQ 84 0.5% 62% 67% 5% 93% AIRLINES 10 UNITED UA 60 0.4% 70% 73% 3% 93% 11 JET2.COM LS 1,134 7.2% 87% 90% 2% 99% 12 TITAN AIRWAYS ZT 8 0.1% 100% 100% 0% 50% 12 AIR TRANSAT TS 18 0.1% 78% 78% 0% 56% 12 P.I.A. 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    Issue N°212. 08/10/2019 European flights recorded their lowest growth rate since February 2015, marking a marginal increase of 0.4% in August 2019 compared EUROCONTROL Statistics and Forecasts 2 with August 2018. Traffic within Europe declined by 0.3%. Preliminary data for Other Statistics and Forecasts 3 September show 0.4% growth on September Passenger airlines 4 2018. Failures 6 Four of eight main airline groups achieved 90% or higher load factor in August 2019. Oil 6 EU carbon prices averaged €25.9 per tonne in Airports 7 September 2019 from €21.6 per tonne in September 2018. Aircraft Manufacturing 7 Environment 8 Oil prices averaged €56.3 per barrel in September and rose temporarily to €69 Fares 9 following attacks on Saudi Arabia’s oil infrastructure on 16 September. Ticket prices were up by 1.1% in August 2019 from 0.3% in July. For the year to date ticket prices were on average 0.2% more expensive than 2018. Figure 1: Monthly European Traffic and Forecast (based on the 7-year forecast Feb 2019). EUROCONTROL Statistics and Forecasts European flights (ECAC – European Civil Aviation Conference area) recorded their lowest growth rate since February 2015, marking a marginal increase of 0.4% in August 2019 compared with August 2018. Traffic within Europe declined by 0.3% (-0.8% YTD) and has paved the way to the long-term decline of the short-haul traffic. The year to date flight growth of 1.4% is at the low-end of the forecast (+1.3%). Preliminary data for September show average daily flights 0.4% on September 2018 (Figure 1) (EUROCONTROL/STATFOR).
  • Financial Statements Bulletin

    Financial Statements Bulletin

    Finnair Group financial statement bulletin 1 January–31 December 2016 Comparable full-year operating result more than doubled year on year; positive in Q4 October–December 2016 Revenue increased by 0.4% year-on-year to 569.9 million euros (567.7)*. Excluding the sold travel agencies, revenue growth was 1.2% Available seat kilometres (ASK) grew by 3.5%. Comparable operating result was 1.6 million euros (0.8). Operating result was 18.2 million euros (85.0). The items affecting comparability were mainly related to foreign exchange gains. Comparable EBITDAR was 59.4 million euros (59.5). Net cash flow from operating activities totalled 30.5 million euros (7.1), and net cash flow from investing activities amounted to -264.7 million euros (-7.8).** Unit revenue (RASK) decreased by 3.0% year-on-year.*** Unit cost (CASK) decreased by 3.2% and unit cost at constant currency excluding fuel decreased by 1.6% year-on-year. Ancillary and retail revenue per passenger grew by 10.3% year-on-year to 12.2 euros. Earnings per share were 0.08 euros (0.44). January–December 2016 Revenue increased by 2.8% year-on-year to 2,316.8 million euros (2,254.5) with 6.5% ASK growth. Excluding the sold travel agencies, revenue growth was 3.2%. Comparable operating result was 55.2 million euros (23.7). Operating result was 116.2 million euros (121.7) including the sales gain on one Airbus A350 widebody aircraft (two were sold and leased back in 2015). Comparable EBITDAR was 270.4 million euros (231.2).