Other Short-Term Operating LiabilitiesOther Short-Term Operating Liabilities (EUR) 31. 12. <strong>2009</strong> 31. 12. 2008Short-term operating liabilities to the government 490,972 487,417Short-term operating liabilities to the employees 2,352,604 2,629,708Other short-term operating liabilities 749,365 702,367Total 3,592,941 3,819,492As at 31 December <strong>2009</strong>, no operatingliabilities are due to the management and thesupervisory board or the employees, otherthan the amounts due for December <strong>2009</strong>wages and salaries.Other short-term operating liabilities mainlyrepresent court damages due to JAT <strong>Airways</strong>Beograd.6.1.15. Short-Term Accrued Costs and Deferred RevenueEUR 31.12.<strong>2009</strong> 31.12.2008Short-term accrued costs and deferred revenue 530,551 1,724,408A total € 530,551 of accrued costs and deferredrevenues comprise short-term accrued costs orexpenses (interests for credits) in the amountof € 61,114, and deferred revenues (charterflights and tickets sold for future flights) in theamount of € 469,435.6.1.16. Off-Balance Sheet Assets/LiabilitiesOff-Balance Sheet Assets/Liabilities (EUR) 31.12.<strong>2009</strong> 31.12.2008Mortgages 112,654,140 108,733,078Guarantees 4,528,798 3,211,466Other 28,474 28,474Total 117,211,412 111,973,018The increase in the mortgage volume isattributable to the insurance of received newlong-term loans and an additional insurance ofshort-term loans.The mortgage volume with a maturity longerthan five years amounts to € 91,244,166. Forall other items the period of obligations is notlonger than five years.The off-balance sheet records representmortgages (pledges) entered for the benefitof the local banks against long-term credits forthe purchase of aircraft and short-term creditsfor operating and fixed assets.As at 31 December 2010, a total of € 81,489,570of loans is secured with mortgages.Guarantees represent payment guaranteesgranted to the suppliers for the purchase ofgoods and services at home and abroad (€3,137,476.71), and guarantees received as asecurity against receivables (€ 1,391,321.58).The Company is involved in court proceedingseither as a plaintiff or a defendant. These courtactions mainly relate to breach of obligationsor labour disputes. As a result of a requestfor judicial protection, <strong>Adria</strong> <strong>Airways</strong> is alsosubject to procedures of the supervisory andgovernment institutions.No additional provisions were made for thesedisputes as we do not expect the outcome ofthese to have a significant financial impact.104
6.1.17. Financial InstrumentsFair ValueThe majority of investments recognisedthrough profit or loss and as available-for-saleinvestments, are recognised at fair value, whilstreceivables and loans are <strong>report</strong>ed at amortisedcost.Since the majority of the receivables, liabilities,and loans are short-term, the fair value of thesefinancial instruments does not significantlydeviate from their carrying amount.Derivative Financial InstrumentsAt 31 December <strong>2009</strong>, the Company <strong>report</strong>s the following outstanding financial instruments:Interest Rate Hedge InstrumentsInstrument (EUR) Notional amount Fair Value31, 12, <strong>2009</strong> 31, 12, 2008 31, 12, <strong>2009</strong> 31, 12, 2008Interest rate swap 22,727,273 848,485 -413,682 -6,408Interest rate collar 8,704,253 10,531,612 -265,432 -158,046Instrument (EUR) Notional amount Fair Value31, 12, <strong>2009</strong> 31, 12, 2008 31, 12, <strong>2009</strong> 31, 12, 2008Interest rate cap 27,705,000 9,002,500 -477,974 66,305The interest rate swaps and collars areaccounted for as future cash flow hedges.Interest rate caps are not entirely accounted forin <strong>2009</strong> as hedge accounting.Currency forwards(EUR) Notional amount Fair value31, 12, <strong>2009</strong> 31, 12, 2008 31, 12, <strong>2009</strong> 31, 12, 2008Currency acquisition 20,187,614 - -1,021,375 -Currency sales 26,951,082 - 354,507 -Interest Rate RiskThe interest rate risk, which the Group isexposed to, arises primarily from the financingof the Group as disclosed under the financialliabilities section, 6.1.13.Credit RiskThe Company is not exposed to any significantcredit risk concentration.Forwards for the Purchase of FuelPeriod% of the forward purchase of the plannedkerosene amountsJanuary –March 09April – June09July –September 09October –December 0935% 55% 40% 6%The valuation of the forwards for the purchaseof fuel at 31 December <strong>2009</strong> shows that thefair value decreased by € 421,376. The negativeeffect is recognised via the Company’s equity.<strong>Adria</strong> <strong>Airways</strong> / <strong>Annual</strong> Report <strong>2009</strong> / Financial Statements 105
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