"Fly Niki" started selling tickets for Belgrade-Vienna flights

Low-cost air transportation company "Fly Niki" has started selling tickets for Belgrade-Vienna flights for the travels starting from February 1st, 2010.

People in the Directorate for Civil Aviation of Serbia said that the license had not been issued to airliner "Fly Niki" yet. According to earlier announcement, the company's application is being processed, but the Directorate still waits for the technical documentation of the Austrian air transportation company whose owner is Niki Lauda, a former Formula 1 driver.

According to the company's website www.flyniki.com, one-way ticket for flights in February costs 29 EUR with all taxes in "Saver I" fare, which means that the ticket can not be returned, while its replacement requires payment of additional fee.

In expensive "Flex I" fare, which enables returning of the ticket and its replacement without any additional fee charged, the ticket costs 384 EUR.

The return ticket costs 58 EUR at the cheap fare and 758 EUR at the expensive fare, while the one-way ticket that can be returned or replaced without any additional fee costs 413 EUR.

There are two low-cost airliners flying from Belgrade'a airport "Nikola Tesla": "German Wings" and "Norwegian Air".