BELL 430
BELL 430
Crew: 1 pilot
Capacity: 8 passengers (7 in the passenger cabin, one passenger next to the pilot)
Length: 50 ft 3 in (15.32 m)
Propeller Diameter: 42 ft (12.80 m)
Height: 12 ft 3 in (3.73 m)
Curb Weight: 5,305 lb (2,406 kg)
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 9,300 lb (4,218 kg)
Engine Info: 2 × Rolls Royce250-C40B, 2 x 783 shp (2×584 kW)
Fuel Capacity: 188 US Gallons (710 lt)
Maximum Speed: 140 knots (260 km/h)
Cruising Speed: 138 knots (256 km/h)
Range: 324 nm (600 km)
Service Ceiling (In Flight): 14,600 ft (4,450 m)
Bell 430 charter and flight planning
The Bell 430 is a twin-engine helicopter option. For passenger transport, describe seating and luggage needs together with departure and arrival points and timing. Cabin layout and crew arrangements should be confirmed for the helicopter assigned to the flight.
Route, landing-site and luggage considerations
Bell 430 and Bell 429 are different models; cabin or performance information for one should not be applied to the other. For a group travelling to an event or meeting, include bulky items, waiting time at the destination and return requirements. Assess the complete journey and landing-site conditions.
Charter pricing and quotation scope
Helicopter charter pricing depends on flight duration, aircraft positioning, waiting time, landing-site services and required permissions. Compare the full journey rather than only time in the air. Read the charter pricing guide for questions to ask when comparing proposals. Request tax, payment, cancellation and change conditions in writing.
Request a proposal for this model
Share dates, preferred local times, departure and arrival points, passenger numbers and luggage dimensions through the MEK JET contact page. Include return flights and intermediate stops. Compare helicopter charter options and ask about alternatives if this model is unsuitable or unavailable for your programme.
The technical list on this page is a general reference. Cabin layout, usable capacity, route suitability and current availability are confirmed for the aircraft assigned to the journey.
