FlyNiki To Stay Profitable This Year Despite Fuel Costs
Austrian low-fare airline FlyNiki will make a profit in 2008 despite high fuel prices, CEO Niki Lauda told The DAILY. Lauda expects revenues to rise from EUR185 million in 2007 to EUR225 million in 2008. Lauda did not say how big the profit is expected to be. The airline this week ordered five...
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