How much does a Bell 412 EP cost?

The Bell 412 EP costs between $2.6m for a 1994 model and $9.6m for a 2016 model, according to Aircraft Bluebook’s spring 2021 data.The value of individual aircraft depends on several factors, including maintenance condition, the time on the engines and airframe, status of the Life Limited Components, and the proximity of the next overhaul, for example. With so many aircraft specific factors, prices for aircraft differ – even between models built in the same year.

What competes with the Bell 412 EP?

There are a range of options that compete in the Bell 412 EP’s market segment, such as the Leonardo AW139, which can accommodate up to 15 passengers and is powered by two Pratt & Whitney PT6C-67C turboshaft engines.

What makes the Bell 412 EP stand out?

The Bell 412 EP offers the high passenger-carrying capacity of its predecessor, but with modernized engines and other upgrades that set it apart. As a result, almost two-thirds of all Bell 412 models shipped to date have been Bell 412 EPs.

What is the difference between a Bell 412 EP and a Bell 412 EPI?

The Bell 412 EPI replaced the Bell 412 EP on the production line, and is the most modern version of the aircraft. While the 363nm range is the same, the Bell 412 EPI is powered by Pratt & Whitney PT6T-9 Twin-Pac engines, which enable improved hot and high performance.This 412 EPI model also has a glass cockpit, with a Bell BasiX Pro Integrated Avionics System integrating a Garmin GTN-750 NAV/COM/WAAS GPS and other features.