NIKI bankruptcy leaves thousands of passengers stranded
Credit: NL Holding
Airberlin subsidiary NIKI—which filed for insolvency Dec. 13 and abruptly ceased operations—has left up to 40,000 passengers stranded throughout its European network after a rescue deal by Lufthansa collapsed, four months after airberlin filed for bankruptcy. Lufthansa had planned to integrate NIKI...
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