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412

Seats
14 14
Power
900 hp671 kW
Cruise
122 kt226 km/h
US register
11 aircraft11 aircraft

About the 412

The Bell 412 is an American and Canadian twin-turbine rotorcraft built for military, government, commercial transport, and medical evacuation missions. It features a dual-engine layout and a spacious cabin capable of accommodating a pilot crew along with multiple passengers or stretchers.

Derived from earlier utility helicopters of the Huey family, the aircraft is distinguished by its four-blade composite main rotor system. First flown in 1979 and certified soon after, it has been produced across international facilities and adopted globally by numerous armed forces and civilian operators.

Engines fitted

9 aircraft
EnginePowerShare of fleetAircraft
Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6T 900 hp 7
Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 500 hp 2

This page covers the Bell 412 Arapaho, 412 Griffin, 412 Sentinel, 412CF, 412EP, 412HP, 412SP: the same aircraft under other designations.

412 prices

Asking prices of those for sale now, US dollars

Asking prices for the 2 Bell 412 aircraft for sale with a price run from $4,950,000 to $5,200,000, with a median of $5,075,000.

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By year built
BuiltFor saleMedian askingRangeMedian hours
1980s3––6,200
1990s2––12,500
2000s9$5,075,000$4,950,000 – $5,200,00011,800
2010s2––6,800
2020s1–––

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