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Good growth in most markets in 2006 Good GDP and traffic growth in most markets Strongest traffic growth in Spain, Norway and the Baltics Strong growth also in Finland Sweden: GDP: 4,3% Passengers: +2,5% Norway: GDP: 2,4% Passengers: +10,4% Finland: GDP: 5,0% Passengers: +8,5% Eurozone: GDP: 2,6% Traffic: +7% Press conference Full Year 2006 Denmark: GDP: 3,5% Passengers: +3,8% Estonia: GDP: 11,9% Passengers: +10,1% Latvia: GDP: 11,9% Passengers: +29,6% Lithuania: GDP: 8,2% Passengers: >30% Spain: GDP: 3,7% Passengers: +9% Stockholm, February 8 2 2 Favorable Business Cycle, New Business Models, Good Cost/Capacity Control gave improved result s present platform October-December January-December MSEK 2006 Change 2006 Change Revenues 15 157 +665 60 777 +5 276 EBITDAR 2 009 +679 6 616 +936 EBIT 644 +565 1 273 +596 EBT bef non-recurring items 735 +507 1 279 +1 165 EBT including discontinued operations 4 787 +4 214 4 936 +4 518 Platform created Cost Business Models Business Structure More focus on core business more competitive but far from return targets From crisis/rescue phase to conceptually driven restructuring Fill the profit gap 3 3 4 4

Strongest result improvement in Scandinavian Airlines Oct-Dec Jan-Dec MSEK 2006 Change 2006 Change Scandinavian Airlines 743 +619 1 252 +1 626 Individually Branded Airlines -5 +132 241-23 Aviation Services -35-225 -111-744 Group eliminations, other 32-19 -103 +306 A319 painted in retro color Scandinavian Airlines 60 years Gunilla Berg CFO EBT bef nonrecurring items 735 +507 1 279 +1 165 Non-reccuring and gains Capital gains + 4 277 + 4 324 Restructuring costs - 32-337 Impairment losses - 146-146 Other non recurring items - 47-184 6 6 Sverige strongest performer in Scandinavian Airlines Result in Individually Branded Airlines and Aviation Services Jan-Dec in MSEK Braathens Danmark Sverige International Revenues 12 579 2,6% 10 924 6,4% 8 273 6,4% 7 805 0,9% EBITDAR 1 413-339 975 +636 1 200 +829 898 +251 EBT bef nonrec. 404-226 182 +797 504 +842 169 +212 2006 Spanair Widerøe Blue1 Negative Result Positve Result Better vs Last Year airbaltic Result drivers Business Model Cost reductions Aviation Services SGS Businss Cycle Capacity focus STS Cargo 7 7 8 8

Financial gearing significantly up after hotel transaction and improved cash flows SEK 2,5 bn cost measures 79% implemented Financial net debt Measures Equity/Total Assets 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% dec-00 01-dec 02-dec 03-dec 04-dec 05-dec 06-dec Equity/Total Assets Financial net debt, MSEK 20 000 18 000 16 000 14 000 12 000 10 000 8 000 6 000 4 000 2 000 0 Financial net debt Productivity Ground & Technical Services Administration/Sales & Fligt related costs 600 900 1 000 Implemented 79% 79% implemented in December 2006 Result effect in 2006 MSEK 1 000 9 9 10 10 My current reflections: strengths Brand market position Market position (Northern Europe) Network Customer base Business Structure Proud and competent work force Mats Jansson President & CEO 12 12

My current reflections: Necessary next steps Current structure of Strategy 2011 We need a much clearer and distinct concept and customer offering (Business and Leisure) We need to continue to rationalize We need to grow We need to make a clearer definition of roles Our position today What should we become? What should we offer? How should we behave? We need to reach return targets to satisfy Shareholders Future investments Independence How should we be managed? What should be our result targets? 13 13 14 14 Second phase in development of Business Models - Lots of news for the frequent business traveler Today 60-70% of our passengers travel for work purposes and are frequent flyers These are our main customers 30-40% private customers We launch a comprehensive program to improve for frequent travelers More distinct product concepts Lower prices in Economy Extra Improved product quality and seamless flow at the airport Increased award recognition More advantages for our main customers Fast Track Security to be introduced at more airports EuroBonus Gold members will receive added benefits Harmonized product on both Europe/Intrascand flights Economy Extra to be available at lower prices Improved product service feature much more It pays to be a loyal customer Innovative Travel Solutions A friendly and reliable airline that provides smooth and efficient traveling Book Check-in Baggage Security Gate Arrival Simple web interface 15 15 Mobile Solutions 16 16

New strategic direction for intercontinental operations Sum up Traffic program with increased focus on the Scandinavian market Seasonal destinations to be introduced 2 nd flight Copenhagen-New York from May (summer) New! Stockholm-Bangkok from November (winter) Doubled capacity from Stockholm but Copenhagen remains the largest hub Beijing the gateway to China Nonstop Stockholm-Beijing from March New developed concepts Business Sleeper on all aircraft from May More flexible price model for customers Full flexibility and class combinability World unique Increased capacity to North America during summer Increased capacity to Asia/ Middle East during winter 2006 Improved result due to Strong market growth New Business Models Good cost control Capacity focus Next phase initiated Strategy 2011 to be presented in May Conceptually driven restructuring Both revenue and cost actions Fill the profit GAP 2007 Outlook Currently no signs of weaker market Stable market growth in markets Continued restructuring Uncertainties about strength of future growth, fuel prices, and competitive situation 17 17 18 18