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The Bell 407 is an American single-engine light utility helicopter introduced in 1996 and derived from the Bell 206L LongRanger. It features a four-blade composite main rotor system that provides improved performance and a smoother ride compared to its predecessor. Powered by a Rolls-Royce 250-C47B turboshaft engine, the Bell 407 is widely used in law enforcement, air medical transport, utility operations, and corporate transport.
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What is the Bell 407 based on?
The Bell 407 is derived from the Bell 206L LongRanger. Bell introduced the 407 in 1996 as a faster and smoother single-engine utility helicopter.
What rotor system does the Bell 407 use?
It uses a four-blade composite main rotor system. Compared with the two-blade system of the Bell 206 family, this provides improved performance and a smoother ride.
What engine powers the Bell 407?
The Bell 407 uses a Rolls-Royce 250-C47B turboshaft engine in its standard configuration. It is used for utility, medical, law-enforcement, corporate, and training missions.
How many people can a Bell 407 carry?
The Bell 407 normally accommodates one pilot and up to six passengers, depending on the interior and mission equipment. Its cabin layout can be changed for roles such as air ambulance work.
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