• Aircraft:

  Bell 412EP

• Reg: N412EX photos
• Serial #:

  39103

• Airline: Bell Helicopter Textron
• Photo Date: Oct 11, 2022
• Uploaded: Oct 29, 2022
• Bell Training Facility Heliport - 3XS7, USA - Texas

A Subaru helicopter? Huh? Yup, this is a Subaru Bell 412EPX. This is an incredibly modernized variant of the legendary Huey family with electronically controlled Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6T-9 engines, an improved main transmission, and a glass cockpit. The Bell 412EPX is a commercial version of the Subaru-Bell UH-2, formerly the UH-X, which was built to meet the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force's requirement of a UH-1J replacement. Pictured is N412EX flying at the Floyd Carlson Airfield in the Dallas/Fort Worth area this morning. The Floyd Carlson Airfield was established in 2018 by the Bell Training Academy and is used for training customers critical, normal, and emergency procedures.

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Aircraft

Subaru-Bell 412EPX departing the HAI Heli-Expo

Damon J. Duran N412EX

539 0 0 Subaru-Bell 412EPX

HAI HELI-EXPO 2023

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Bell 412EPX used by Bell Helicopter Canada

Zenon Sanchez Z. N412EX

5,054 4 0 Bell 412EP

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