We are pleased that so many passengers are returning to SAS. Passenger demand continued the strong trend during the first quarter. SAS’ total number of passengers grew by 48 percent compared to the same period last year. Our flown load factor of 69.3 percent was at pre-pandemic levels of 69.5 percent for the first quarter in FY2020. At the same time, our currency-adjusted passenger yield increased almost 7 percent compared to the first quarter in 2022. Due to our normal seasonality, the winter season is slower with relatively lower passenger numbers. Economic uncertainties with increasing interest rates and cost inflation are likely to affect the travel industry going forward but the overall underlying demand for travel remains healthy and continues its strong trend. We continue to prepare for a busy summer season in 2023 with an expected increased demand and capacity to match. During the quarter, we announced that we will open 20 new routes for the summer of 2023. This means that we will have a total of more than 5 000 weekly flights to over 100 destinations this summer. We look forward to welcoming our passengers on board. (....)