NIKI Rotor Aviation took part in the prestigious international environmental event COP28, which this year is being held in Dubai, UAE.
COP28, the 28th session of the Conference of the Parties, is a significant event under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). This annual summit brings together representatives from almost 200 countries, including heads of state, climate experts, negotiators, and various observers, to discuss and develop global strategies against climate change. The focus of these discussions typically revolves around reducing greenhouse gas emissions, adapting to climate impacts, and providing support to developing nations in their climate efforts. COP28 continues the work of previous conferences, aiming to further the implementation of the Paris Agreement and address urgent climate challenges. The specific agenda, location, and outcomes of COP28 are pivotal in shaping the direction of international climate policies and actions.
Niki Rotor Aviation, represented by Miglena Kopcheva at COP28, showcased the detailed product life cycle analysis of Kallithea gyrocopter, covering production, assembly, usage, logistics, and end-of-life of the aircraft. The gyrocopter, known for being environmentally friendly, serves various roles, including large-area surveying, rescue operations, infrastructure monitoring, and agricultural activities.
It boasts a fuel efficiency of 20 liters per hour, over 4 hours of flight duration, and offers safety, energy efficiency, and affordability. The analysis confirms the gyroplane’s environmental sustainability, aligning with Niki Rotor Aviation’s strategy for emissions reduction and environmental protection.
Our commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship is evident in our approach with the gyrocopter, setting a benchmark in the aviation industry for combining operational efficiency with eco-friendly practices.
Our efforts reflect a deeper understanding of the crucial balance between technological progress and environmental responsibility, making a noteworthy example in the journey towards a more sustainable future in aviation.
