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Thursday, January 24, 2008

Bell Terminates Four Product Lines

Bell Helicopter is ending production of four civil aircraft lines—the 206B3, 427, 430, and 210—and focusing on developing derivative families of its remaining lines, starting with the new Model 429. In addition to that new aircraft, slated for certification this year, Bell said it would concentrate on the 407 and the 412. After initial deliveries of the light twin 429, Bell plans to look at a higher gross-weight version of its as well as a single-engine variant. Bell executives have been visiting operators of the aircraft in the canceled lines to address their concerns about support. The company said it would fulfill commitments on the four canceled lines through 2010.  For related news

Reader Comments

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The 206B3 is arguably the safest helo ever built. Why don't they just get real with their pricing and offer a fair deal instead of the overpriced product that must by now owe them nothing in R&D. Look at the Land Rover Defender for how they have kept a reliable product on the market for 60 years basically the same and reasonably priced.
Doug Godfrey
Posted by Doug Godfrey on Thursday, January 24, 2008 @ 05:49 PM

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