- 2 planes in fleet - Allison engines - 310 nm range - 6 passengers capacity   Bell's already popular 407 is the long awaited successor to its JetRanger and LongRanger light singles. Development work on Bell's New Light Aircraft replacement for the LongRanger and JetRanger dates back to 1993. The end result was the 407, an evolutionary development of the LongRanger.   Another big change over the LongRanger is the wider cabin, increasing internal cabin width and space, larger cabin windows and more power from the brand new Allison turboshaft.   The Bell-407 offers the chance for EuroHarmony pilots to fly a helicopter with skis, which is a must have on rough and small landing surfaces. The aircraft was made by Alan Devins in Gmax. The model features a superb virtual cockpit too, which gives more fun when flying this bird.

General Information			Operating Information
Length Rotor dia Height Engine Gross Weight Capacity Crew Price Manufacturer Pictures	12.70 m 10.67 m 3.56 m RR 250C47 2.3 t 5+1 pax 1 pilot 1.5M EUR BELL Airliners.net		OEW MTOW Fuel Capacity Fuel Weight Service Ceiling Hovering Altitude Economical Speed Maximum Speed Maximum Climb Range Engine Thrust	2650 lbs 5040 lbs 120 gal 730 lbs 18000 ft 10500 ft 100 kts 130 kts 2000 fpm 330...400 nm 1x670 HP

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This helicopter is new to the EuroHarmony fleet. You can fly it on any Class1 routes.

Liveries and Download
	FS2002	FS2004