Airways Annual Report 2019

Airways Corporation of New Zealand Limited Annual Report 2018 2019

NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

SECTION A How the numbers are calculated CONTINUED

A6  TRADE AND OTHER RECEIVABLES

CHAIR AND CEO’S REVIEW

2019 ($000’s)

2018 ($000’s)

As at 30 June

Trade accounts receivable

23,643

24,271

Contract assets

2,623

1,347

INVESTING IN THE FUTURE

Total trade and other receivables 25,618 Collectability of trade receivables is reviewed on an ongoing basis and uncollectible debts are written off. The Group uses the simplified model to determine expected credit loss. A provision for expected credit losses (ECL) is recognised for groups of trade receivables that have been grouped based on shared credit risk characteristics and the days past due. The amount of the ECL will reflect the specific circumstances of individual debtors, including the expected ability and intent to pay, however as a guide and based on previous historical observed default rates for different groupings: i) debt which is greater than 90 days but less than one year overdue is provided for at 10%; ii) debt which is greater than one year but less than two years old is provided for at 50%; and iii) debt which is greater than two years old is provided for at 100%. In addition to this, consideration is also given to other economics factors which could contribute to further expected credit losses. In relation to customers using ATM services (typically airlines), these factors include significant increases or decreases in forecast flight volumes, both of which are indicators of changing credit risk. For other customers, this assessment is completed based on the specific economic circumstances for all material debtors such as financial stability. Amounts are written off as a bad debt when evidence suggests there is no reasonable expectation of recovery, including receiver reports. The net impairment losses are recognised in profit or loss under other operating costs. Any subsequent recoveries of amounts previously provided for, or written off as bad debts, are credited against the same line item. The value of Airways’ ECL, in proportion to total trade receivables, is set out below: 26,266

INTEGRATING DRONES INTO OUR AIRSPACE

AIRWAYS INTERNATIONAL

SUSTAINABILITY

AIRWAYS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

FINANCIALS

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

91 days – year overdue ($000’s)

PERFORMANCE AND PROGRESS AGAINST SCI METRICS

1 –90 days overdue ($000’s)

1 –2 years overdue ($000’s)

2+ years overdue ($000’s)

Current ($000’s)

Total ($000’s)

As at 30 June 2019 Unimpaired trade receivables

19,306

4,124

7

23,437

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

Impaired trade receivables

182

148

874

1,204

RISK GROUP STRUCTURE UNRECOGNISED ITEMS OTHER INFORMATION NOTE STRUCTURE HOW THE NUMBERS ARE CALCULATED

Total trade receivables due

19,306

4,124

189

148

874 24,641

Expected credit loss

(37)

(95)

(866)

(998)

Trade receivables recognised 19,306

4,124

152

53

8 23,643

As at 30 June 2018 Unimpaired trade receivables

19,773

3,725

21

2

1

23,522

AUDIT REPORT

Impaired trade receivables

13

43

772

319

859

2,006

Total trade receivables due

19,786

3,768

793

321

860 25,528

EVA KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

Expected credit loss

(11)

(38)

(212)

(163)

(833)

(1,257)

Trade receivables recognised 19,775

3,730

581

158

27

24,271

ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL INFORMATION

GOVERNANCE AT AIRWAYS

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