Wizz Air is the largest low-fare, low-cost airline in Central and Eastern Europe and operates a fleet of 36 Airbus A320 aircraftד

The four weekly low fare flights began on December 6

The new route to Tel Aviv will depart from Stockholm airport

The agreement will alliw more carriers from both countries to schedule flights on routes between Tel Aviv and Budapest. Each country will be allowed to run 15 scheduled round-trip flights each week, for a total of up to 30 flights a week

The airline will begin operating on June 1 two weekly commercial flights. The company operates a fleet of 38 Boeing airplanes

It is understood that following the signature Air Slovakia will be joined by low-cost airline SkyEurope

30 Israeli businessmen representing 16 Israeli companies participate in the delegation headed by Mr. Yehezkel Daskal director general of the Federation of Israeli Chamber of Commerce

Uriel Lynn, chairman of the Israeli Chamber of Commerce, will head an Israeli trade delegation which will meet government officials and businessmen. In 2006 Israel imports from Hungary were valued US$ 331.2 million