How much does a Bell 407 cost?

The Bell 407 costs between $1.2m for a 1996 model and $2.1m for a 2012 model, according to Aircraft Bluebook spring 2021 data. These values represent the average retail price for the respective model years.Individual Bell 407 models may sell for above or below the average, since the price of an aircraft is determined by several serial number-specific factors. These include its maintenance condition, the time remaining on the airframe and engine before a major inspection is due, enrolment (or not) on an engine maintenance program, damage history, and more.

What competes with the Bell 407?

Other popular single-engine turbine helicopters that compete with the Bell 407 in the VIP/corporate market include the Airbus H125, which can be configured for four, five, or six passengers (usually four in Business Aviation), and has a range of 340nm. The H125 is powered by an Arriel 2D turboshaft engine.

What makes the Bell 407 stand out?

The Bell 407 offers better speed, range and useful load than preceding, similar helicopters, according to Bell. It is considered a powerful, flexible helicopter by VIP and corporate operators.

What is the difference between a Bell 407 and a Bell 407GXi?

Compared to the Bell 407, the Bell 407GXi is powered by an upgraded Rolls-Royce 250-C47E/4 engine, and features modern Garmin G1000H NXi avionics, which provides a wide range of benefits to the pilot, including synthetic vision and terrain avoidance warning.