
Welded by hand.
The frame that carries the rotor, the engine and the crew is welded on our own jigs, one seam at a time.
Designed, built and flight-tested in Pravets, Bulgaria — by a family company that has been shaping metal and composite since 1994. Today, our gyroplanes are flown by dozens of owners around the world.
01The workshop
For thirty years we have shaped metal, composite and wood with obsessive precision. Then we pointed that craft at the sky. Every NIKI gyroplane is built in our own halls, flown by our own test pilot and handed over ready to fly.
02The making

The frame that carries the rotor, the engine and the crew is welded on our own jigs, one seam at a time.

The cabin is a carbon monocoque. Each shell is laid up, cured and trimmed in our own composite hall.
Paint, pinstripe, leather and stitching are chosen by the owner and applied by the people who built the aircraft.

Composite shell, metal frame, finishing — produced in our own halls in Pravets, not assembled from a catalogue.
Our flight test engineer breaks in every engine and flight-tests every gyroplane before delivery.
03The fleet
Flagship
New
04The drawing
Kallithea 2.0 — Side elevationData per NIKI Rotor Aviation. Final figures per aircraft certificate.
Scroll through it in 3D
4,950 mm
05The experience
06The family


Composite shell, metal frame, finishing — produced in our own halls in Pravets, not assembled from a catalogue.
Our flight test engineer breaks in every engine and flight-tests every gyroplane before delivery.
A family-owned company. You speak to the people who build your aircraft — before and long after delivery.

07Built to order