HIFA OIL TO PROVIDE FUEL FOR AIRCRAFTS OF COMPANY WIZZ AIR

The agreement realisation and supply of Wizz Air airplanes with JET A1 aviation fuels, starts on 5th April this year, when Wizz Air launches two flights between Budapest and Sarajevo on a weekly base.

Wizz Air jis the first in row of airlines with which HIFA OIL is going to sign agreements on such kind of business cooperation, which use the services of Sarajevo airport.

This is another great success for HIFA OIL. This agreement has opened up a completely new market on which we have not yet been present. We have shown to be capable to fulfil the high security requirements of international airlines. We have successfully passed the very demanding legal procedures.

We use state-of-the-art tanks, additoinal employee education has been undertaken, and we thus fulfilled all set requests for inspection according to the IATA standards.The International Airport Sarajevo now has a domestic supplier, and a healthy competition will make this, very important role for airlines and passengers, even more quality", says Venan Hadziselimovic executive director of HIFA OIL.

The International Airport Sarajevo and the country of Bosnia and Herzegovina do gain a lot with the new supplier, due to the increase of derivative use emerged due to market race, and paying more contributions to the country, and higher inflow of means for the airport. Furthermore, having more suppliers the International Airport Sarajevo offers a broader goods assortment, thus becoming more attractive for the airlines.

Wizz Air is the biggest low-cost airline in the region of Middle and East Europe, operating with a fkeet of 79 Airbus A320 and Airbus A321 airplanes, and offers more than 500 relations from 28 bases, connecting 138 destinations in 40 countries. At Wizz Air, a team of 3000 professionals in aviation are providing superior service and very low priced tickets, making Wizz Air to be the first choice for 23 million passengers in 2016.

Wizz Air is listed at the London exchange market under the code WIZZ and is included in the FTSE 250 and FTSE ALL-SHARE indicators. Wizz Air is registered under the International Air Transport Association (IATA), Operational Safety Audit (IOSA), global measurement standards in acknowledging air safety.

The company has recently been awarded as Valuable airline of the year 2016 by the editors of Air Transport World, one of the leading magazines u aviation, as well as the Low Cost airline of the year 2016 by the Centre for Aviation (CAPA), leading independent research centre in this industry. Flights from Budapest to Sarajevo will be available from 5th April this year.