The Bell 407 is a multipurpose civil utility helicopter that was designed from the Bell 206L LongRanger. Beginning production in 1995, Bell Helicopter has produced over 1,400 units as of 2017. The Bell 407 has a four-blade rotor that was originally developed for the Model 406, and the blades feature composite construction which increase performance. As compared to the Bell 206L that it was derived from, the Bell 407 has increased cabin space, larger windows, and better performance in hotter temperatures and higher altitudes. Since production began, variants of the 407 have been designed and released, including the armed Bell 407GX.
Manufacturer :
Bell Helicopter
Country :
United States
Manufactured :
1995 to: Present
ICAO :
NA
Avionics :
AP-85 Two-Axis Autopilot
Engine :
1 × Allison 250-C47 turboshaft
Power :
700 horse[Power]
Max Cruise Speed :
132 knots - 244 Km/h
Approach Speed :
NA
Travel Range :
323 Nautical Miles - 598 Kilometers
Fuel Economy :
3.39 nautical mile / gallon - 1.659 kilometres / litre
Service Ceiling :
18,690 feet
Rate of Climb :
800 feet/minute - 4.06metre/second
Take Off Distance :
NA
Landing Distance :
NA
Max Tak eOff Weight :
2,722 Kg - 6,001 lbs
Max Payload :
1,065 Kg - 2,348 lbs
Fuel Tank Capacity :
110 gallon - 416 litre
Baggage Volume :
NA
Seats Economy/General Class :
7 seats
Seats Business Class :
0
Seats First Class :
0
Cabin Height :
1.3 metre - 4.27 feet
Cabin Width :
1.37 metre - 4.49 feet
Cabin Length :
2 metre - 6.56 feet
Exterior Length :
12.7 metre - 41.67 feet
Tail Height :
NA
Fuselage Diameter :
NA
Wing Span Rotor Diameter :
10.67 metre - 35.01 feet
The Bell 407 can reach maximum cruising speeds of 132 knots, due to its single Allison 250-C47
turboshaft engine configuration that produces 700 horsepower. With a fuel tank that has the capacity to carry 110 gallons, the Bell 407 has an effective travel range of 323 nautical miles and an average fuel economy of 3.39 nautical miles per gallon. During flight, one crew member is needed for operation, while up to five passengers may be situated within the main cabin. With either passengers or cargo, the Bell 407 can take off with a maximum weight of 6,000 lb.
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