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| Division | |
| Industry | Aerospace |
| Founded | 1919 |
| Founder | Konstantin Kaminski and Jovan Filipović |
| Headquarters | , |
| Products | Aircraft |
| Revenue |  7,3 billion NDin (2013) |
| 72 million NDin (2013) | |
| 53 million NDin (2013) | |
Number of employees | 1,754 |
| Website | www.kaf.nik |
Nikolian Airspace Technology KaF (Николијска авиотехника КаФ), NAT KaF for short is Nikolian state owned aircraft design bureau, primarly designing Fighter aircraft. Its headquarters are located in Katovice, Nikolia.
It was founded by Leonid Kaminski and Milan Filipović as "Kaminski and Filipović" in 1919, with design prefix KaF. After Kaminski's death in 1937, the bureau got renamed to Kaminski to his honour. By the decree of Nikolian Tsar in 1940, 3 aircraft manufacturers (Pavlov Airspace Company, Kaczinski and Merkin aircraft plant) got merged into Kaminski, while their products were brended to Kaminski.
List of KaF aircraft
Fighters
- KaF-50 delta-wing 4,5th generation multipurpose aircraft
- KaF-40 supermaneuverable fighter aircraft
- KaF-35
Bombers
- KaF-120B supersonic variable-geometry wing bomber
Transport aircraft
- KaF-280 multipurpose heavy transport aircraft
Civilian/mixed aircraft