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Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India . INTRODUCTION Airports public sector monopoly till 2003. Unprecedented growth in air traffic led to considerable strain on airport infrastructure (2004-05 to 2007-08) 30%

  1. Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India .

  2. INTRODUCTION ■ Airports public sector monopoly till 2003. ■ Unprecedented growth in air traffic led to considerable strain on airport infrastructure (2004-05 to 2007-08) – 30% groowth in domestic traffic and 15% in international – 2000-2010: Indian aviation had to cope with an additional 84m PAX. ■ Need for attracting private investment to create world class infrastructure: -Govt permitted private sector in airport development in 2003-04. -In 2006, Delhi and Mumbai Airports leased out to GMR Group and GVK Group respectively. JVCs were formed.

  3. INTRODUCTION (Contd…) ■ OMDA and State Support Agreement (SSA) were signed with JVCs ■ SSA indicated Govt intention to establish independent regulator ■ AERA Act, 2008 was enacted for economic regulation of airports with effect from 1.1.2009.

  4. INTRODUCTION (Contd…) ■ AERA Act applies to all major airports other than airports and airfields belonging to or subject to control of the Armed forces or paramilitary forces of the Union. ■ A major airport which handles or is designed to handle more than 1.5mln passengers in ayear ■ Govt may notify any airport as a major airport ■ There are 24 major airports as on 1.1.2017

  5. Organizational Structure Chairperson Member Member Secretary OSD (Tariff) Deputy Chief Under Under AGM AGM Secretary Secretary (Fin.) (Fin.) (P & A) (F & A)

  6. Regulatory Objectives Facilitating wider policy aims for the aviation sector ■ through regulation of major airports, recognising their role in the sector and economy; Protecting and promoting interests of existing and ■ future users of major airports and air navigation services through provision of quality services commensurate with the respective charges, keeping in particular focus the interests of passengers and cargo facility users and the user expectations; Promoting investment in airports and air navigation ■ services and their effective management so that all reasonable demands for airport services are met efficiently.

  7. Main Functions of AERA ■ Determine tariffs for the aeronautical services. ■ Determine amount of Development Fees. ■ Determine amount of Passenger Service Fee. ■ Monitor the set performance standards relating to quality, continuity and reliability of the service at the airport.

  8. Aeronautical Services and AERA’s Approach To Economic Regulation ➢ Aeronautical Services are as given below: ➢ Services provided by the airport operators (Airport Services) ➢ Air Navigation Services (ANS) AAI ➢ Cargo Facility, Ground Handling & Supply of Fuel to an aircraft ➢ Regulatory approach for tariff determination: ➢ Price cap Model ➢ Light touch approach

  9. Airport Charges ■ Airline charges – Landing, Parking, Housing Charges. – Navigation charges (RNFC, TNLC) ■ Passenger charges – UDF – ADF ■ Cargo Charges ■ Fuel Supply ■ Ground Handling

  10. Factors affecting tariff determinatio n Capital expenditure incurred and timely investment in (i) improvement of airport facilities; Services provided, its quality and other relevant factors; (ii) Cost for improving efficiency; (iii) Economic and viable operation of major airports; (iv) Revenue received from services other than the (v) aeronautical services; Concession offered by the Central Government in any (vi) agreement or memorandum of understanding or otherwise; Any other factor which may be relevant for the purposes (vii) of this Act.

  11. Procedure to Determine Tariffs ■ Determine tariff once in five years - Amend in public interest during the said period of five years ■ Transparent process - Consultation with stakeholders. -stakeholders make submissions to AERA -all decisions of AERA fully transparent, documented & explained. ■ Airport operators, Indian registered airlines, representative bodies of the airlines and airports, Cargo facility user, Central Government, respective State Governments and consumer organizations consulted on a regular basis by the Authority.

  12. Regulatory Building Block Approach Price Cap Regulation Single Till CAPEX Fair Rate of Return: WACC RETURN ON RAB REGULATORY Non-aer Revenue ASSET BASE OPEX o Requirement (RAB) +TAX revenue Traffic DEPRECIATION Aeronautical Yield per Service Quality Passenger Annual Tariff Proposals

  13. Appeal Process ■ First Appeal: AERA Appellate Tribunal ■ Second appeal: Supreme Court

  14. Regulatory Asset Base Consists of only aeronautical assets. Common area in Terminal building is classified into aeronautical, non aeronautical. Normative cost prescribed for runway, apron and terminal building

  15. DEPRECIATION Companies Act rates are followed for standard assets Runway, Apron and Taxiways AERA will prescribe based on a study

  16. Weighted Average Cost of Capital Cost of Equity 16% Study by NIPFP Cost of debt Normative debt equity not prescribed

  17. Operation and Maintenance Expenditure Efficient O&M Expenses to be included O&M Expre to be allocated- aero & non-aero based on certain criteria

  18. Non Aeronautical Revenue Major non-aero revenues Duty free Retail Food & Beverages Car park Advertisements

  19. TILL Single Till- All non-aero revenues used to subsidise aeronautical charges: Dual Till - Non-aero revenues not taken into consideration Hybrid Till- Portion of non-aero revenues taken as subsidy

  20. Taxation Taxes paid on aeronautical revenue are returned to the airport operator.

  21. Annual Revenue Requirement ARR= RAB*WACC+D+O+T-NAR RAB-Regulatory Asset Base, WACC- Weighted Average Cost of Capital, D-Depreciation, O- O&M Expre, T- Tax and NAR is Non-Aero Revenue

  22. X Factor PV of five years ARR is equated to the PV of expected revenue at the current airport charges to arrive at the X Factor.

  23. Yield Per Passenger Maximum Allowable Yield per Passenger PV of Aggregate ARR divided by estimated passenger throughput.

  24. Tariff Card Airport Operator submits tariff card. AERA checks to see that tariff as proposed earns the operator a sum equivalent to the ARR

  25. CGF and Light Touch Regulation Cargo, Ground Handling and Fuel Farm Operations Fixed on light touch if the service is not material, or if material it is competitive and if material and not competitive, based on User agreements

  26. Recent Developments National Civil Aviation Policy-2016(NCAP-2016)-The NCAP-2016 has been ■ approved by the Govt. Para 12(C) of the NCAP-2016 has envisaged changed in the till regime ■ from “Single Till” to “Hybrid Till” . Under Hybrid Till 30% of the Non-aeronautical Revenue shall be used to cross subsidize the aeronautical tariffs . Para 19(a) of the NCAP-2016 has recommended for minimum 3 ground ■ handlers instead of 2 as the criteria for competition assessment . Normative Approach: AERA has issued Order No. 07/2016-17 dated ■ 13.06.2016 benchmarking the cost for terminal building, runway, taxiway etc.

  28. Thank you

  29. Orders Issued 7299022357

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