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Bell 407 charter

Proven single for corporate shuttles and utility work. SkyMatch owns no aircraft — we request this type from licensed operators and send you matched options.

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Specifications

Passenger seats (typical): 6
Practical passengers with luggage: about 5
Range (published, no reserve): about 600 km
Cruise speed: about 245 km/h
Baggage (typical): about 110 kg
Max take-off weight: 2,722 kg
Service ceiling: about 5,700 m
Engines: 1 × Rolls-Royce 250-C47 turbine (FADEC)
Class: Single-engine
Instrument (IFR) flights: Usually day visual flights only
In service since: 1996
Price: On request, quoted per mission

Typical published figures. Actual seats, range and baggage depend on the operator's layout, load, fuel reserves and weather.

Best for

Corporate shuttles
Airport transfers
Utility and survey

Cabin

Club-seating cabin for five with a flat floor; VIP interiors with some operators.

Luggage

Aft baggage compartment for soft bags and small cases.

Limits to know

Usually day VFR
Single-engine rules can limit some city routes

Safety features

FADEC engine control
Four-blade composite rotor

Questions about the Bell 407

How many passengers can a Bell 407 carry?

Typical layouts have up to 6 passenger seats. With luggage on an airport transfer, plan for about 5. The operator confirms the final number after checking weights, fuel and weather.

How far can a Bell 407 fly?

Published range is about 600 km without reserves. Real legs are shorter because operators keep fuel reserves and adjust for load and wind.

How much does a Bell 407 charter cost?

Price is on request. It depends on the operator, route, repositioning, landing fees and date, so we quote each mission separately.

Can SkyMatch guarantee a Bell 407?

No. SkyMatch is a broker and owns no aircraft. We request this type from licensed operators; if it is not available we suggest a similar type.

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