Niki returns to Lauda, first flights expected in March 2018
Airline Niki submits insolvency filing in Austria
Air Berlin receiver optimistic on rescue for Niki
Niki Lauda Submitted Offer for Insolvent Airline Niki
EC approval of Ryanair and LaudaMotion deal, where Irish Rynair is buying 75% of LaudaMotion (up from existing 24.9%) sparks war of words with Lufthansa, which was forced to drop its bid
Germany's bankrupt Air Berlin will end flights this month
Etihad exploring options for leisure airline Niki - Gulf Business
NIKI filed for bankruptcy, ceased operations immediately! - TravelFree
British firm to acquire Niki for €20 million – Aeronautics
What Next For Former Niki Staff? Bids For The Insolvent Airline To Be Submitted By Friday
Air Berlin L Austrian lowcost Fly Niki Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock
Niki Lauda selected to buy airline he founded | Arab News
Legal challenge delays sale of Niki to IAG | Ireland | The Times
Air Berlin files for insolvency but flights continue - BBC News
Niki Lauda selected to buy assets of Niki airline, Transport - THE BUSINESS TIMES
Formula One Champion Niki Lauda Rescues Airline Named After Him - Bloomberg
Air Berlin's Niki grounded after Lufthansa drops bid | Reuters
BA owner International Airlines Group PLC snaps up insolvent Austrian airline Niki in €36.5mln deal
Niki Austrian airline failure strands many passengers - BBC News
Ex-racing driver Lauda back at the controls of his airline Niki
British Airways owner buys low-cost airline Niki | News | DW | 30.12.2017
Airline Niki takes insolvency row to German federal court | Arab News
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IAG to purchase Niki for $24 M
BA owner likely to buy bankrupt Austrian airline Niki
Lauda says Lufthansa wants to 'destroy' Niki airline
Lufthansa Ends Pursuit of Air Berlin's Niki After European Union Pressure
Lauda Air founder and former Formula One World champion Niki Lauda addresses a news conference in Vienna November 5, 2003. [Lauda said that he took over more than 51 percent of the
