OFC Aviation Fuel Services SA (OFC), is the company initially awarded, in 1998 and re-awarded in 2022, by Athens International Airport, the development, operation and maintenance of the Airport’s JET A-1 Fuel Depot and Hydrant Refuelling System.

OFC’s main shareholders are MOTOR OIL and AVIN OIL, with a total share of 97%. The company operates state of the art facilities in the Athens International Airport area, linked directly with a 53 Km, JET A-1 dedicated pipeline to refinery production. Additionally, there are six truck off-loading islands, five storage tanks of 34,000 m³ total capacity and 144 fuel pits serving 89 aircraft stands.

Since 2001, when OFC begun its operations, the Company has been very successful in running the aircraft fuelling system of the largest airport in the country and safeguarding the uninterrupted fuel supply to airlines at any condition, with a cost-effective approach and in full compliance with international standards in aviation fuel quality control, safety and environmental protection.

This excellence in operations is also witnessed by international bodies like JIG-Joint Inspection Group, which inspects the Company annually. For the last eightteen consecutive years, OFC is the only corporation, worldwide, to continuously receive the highest JIG rating (Certificate of Excellence, which was renamed by JIG to Sustained Performance Award since 2017).

Additionally, IATA Fuel Quality Pool (IFQP) inspects the Company every two years. The excellent results of these inspections have led IFQP to select, since 2006, OFC as one of the two global IFQP’s Training Centers worldwide, for the theoretical and hands-on training of their fuel quality inspectors.

OFC’s top performance has also attracted JIG to initiate the execution of a training course for JIG Inspectors at OFC since 2014, being the first JIG global Training Centre.

Based on these achievements, OFC begun to provide, since 2007 and lately through its subsidiary company OFC TECHNICAL S.A.(https://ofctechnical.gr/en/), consultancy and training services to industry members such as: Technical Service Agreements (TSA), Operating and Maintenance Manuals, Training Services in Fuel Quality Assurance, HSSE Management Systems and Technical Specifications, Testing and Commissioning of Aviation Fuel facilities including Hydrant Flushing, Pipeline pigging and also design services in facilities’ construction, expansions and additions, as well as supervision or inspection during construction, developing testing and commissioning procedures and training employees on the use of new facilities.

Since 2024, OFC TECHNICAL S.A. started to operate as an integrated construction company, initially by taking over the very significant OFC’s Fuel Facilities expansion program and consequently by being contracted for the construction of other similar infrastructures in other airports and oil & gas facilities.

Finally, the participation and selection of OFC as Fueling Concessionaire in the tender for the construction, operation and maintenance of the aviation fuel facilities, with hydrant system, at the new Heraklion International Airport in Kasteli Crete, marks a milestone of strategic importance for the Company. Following this award, in mid-2025, OFC proceeded with the establishment of a new subsidiary company under the corporate name OFC CRETA SA, with the sole purpose of constructing, operating and maintaining the fuel facilities at the new airport in Kasteli.

All above achievements establish OFC as a unique example of an  organization with the integrated ability to design, construct, and operate aviation fuel facilities with hydrant system, utilizing latest technology in combination with the deep knowledge of the aviation fuel highest operational standards, a fact that is further strengthening its position in the energy and aviation fuel infrastructure sector.