Report by the Board 2003

Objectives laid down for the CAA and how they have been achieved

Developments and Changes in CAA Business Operations in 2003

Personnel

The CAA Board

The Outlook for 2004

Profit and Loss Account 1.1.2003 - 31.12.2003

Balance Sheet 31.12.2003

Financing Statement 1.1.2003 - 31.12.2003

Proposal for the use of the Profit

Auditor's Report

Notes to the Financial Statement

	1. Group accounting principles
	2. Turnover according to business
	3. Salaries to the fiscal period
	4. Personnel employed by the CAA Group
	5. Intangible and tangible assets and depreciations
	6. Shares and holdings and other investments
	7. Group Companies
	8. Substantial receivables
	9. Increase and decrease in own equity items
	10. Provisions
	11. Long-term borrowed equity
	12. Substantial items for accrued expenses
	13. Financing from the State's budget
	14. Personnel covered by State funding
	15. Funding from local authorities
	16. Funding from the EU
	17. Guarantees, pledges and liabilities
	18. The CAA in the proposed state budget 2003
	19. Official activities and their finances 2003/2002
	20. CAA electric power grid operations

Notes to the Financial Statement

2. Turnover according to business

LIIKELAITOS

The turnover of the CAA can be divided up into the following areas:
2003 2002

Air traffic services
150 080 135 974

Commercial services
68 076 64 647

Official services
888 798

219 044 202 419

Other operating income is mainly due to capital gain from capital assets from the sale of land.