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Bell Helicopter Bell 407

Bell 407 © Karsten Palt
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Bell 407

Light Utility Helicopter

The Bell 407 is a single-engine seven-seat light utility helicopter produced by the US-American manufacturer Bell Helicopter Textron, produced in Mirabel, Quebec (Canada).

Crew1
Passengers6
 
Propulsion1 Turboshaft Engine
Engine ModelAllison / Rolls-Royce 250-C47
Engine Power503 kW675 shp
 
Speed259 km/h140 kts
  161 mph
Service Ceiling6.096 m20.000 ft
Range550 km297 NM
342 mi.
 
Empty Weight1.178 kg2.597 lbs
max. Takeoff Weight2.381 kg5.249 lbs
 
Rotor Blades (main/tail)4/24/2
Main Rotor Diameter10,66 m35,0 ft
Tail Rotor Diameter1,56 m5,1 ft
Rotor Disc Area89,2 m²960 ft²
Length (Fuselage)10,57 m34,7 ft
Length12,68 m41,6 ft
Height3,10 m10,2 ft
 
First Flight21.04.1994
Production Statusin production
Developed fromBell 206
 
ICAO CodeB407
FAA TCDSH2SW
Data for (Version)Bell 407

Remarks
The Bell 407 is a development of the Bell 206L-4 Long Ranger with four-blade main-rotor.


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