How much does a Bell 505 cost?

The Bell 505 costs between $1.2m (2016 model) and $1.72m according to JETNET data published in Winter 2021.The value of a Bell 505 can vary – even between two aircraft with the same year of manufacture. Buyers and sellers will negotiate the price of a pre-owned aircraft based on several aircraft-specific factors, including the maintenance condition, the time on the airframe and engine, how long remains before the next major inspection is due, damage history, and more.

What competes with the Bell 505?

Other popular single-engine turbines that compete with the Bell 505 on the market today include the Robinson R66, which was first delivered in 2010.Powered by a 300shp Rolls-Royce RR300 turboshaft the Robinson R66 also carries four passengers and one pilot, and has a range of about 350nm.

What makes the Bell 505 stand out?

The Bell 505 offers a number of benefits for customers with VIP/corporate travel needs, including an open cabin that offers panoramic views, and easily removable seats and a flat floor with integrated tie-downs.These offer the ability to quickly convert the helicopter from use in the week for the commute to work into a platform ideal for a weekend getaway (for example).

What is the difference between a Bell 505 and a Bell 206L-4?

Like the Bell 505, the Bell 206L-4 LongRanger IV is a single-engine turbine helicopter. It features a 726shp Rolls-Royce 250-C30P turboshaft engine and had a gross weight of 4,550lbs.The Bell 206L-4 offers more passenger capacity than the Bell 505, and could potentially hold up to six passengers, with one sitting in the front. The 206L-4 remains a focus of demand in the pre-owned market today.