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Bell 412 (Bell 412) is a two-engined helicopter, four-axle and multifunctional - made by Bell's American Helicopter. The Bell 412 is a developed model of Bell 212, the most important of which is the 4 composite locks 412. The development of this model began with the conversion of two bolies of 212 to 412 in the late 1970s, with four lower locomotive locusts replacing two 212 spacers. The first flight of the 412 aircraft was made in August 1979, and in January 1981, it obtained the necessary flight licenses and the same month the sale of the model began. The dual-engine helicopter can continue to fly with another engine, even if one of the engines is lost. The 412 is capable of carrying 2041 kg of Cargo Hook. The ability to install a hoist with a capacity of 272 kg is another feature of this aircraft. Bell 412 has 12 different versions, which is currently being developed by Belle. General Specifications: Engine Type: PT6T-3F or PT6T-3D Series Branded Twin-Pac Brand Pratt & Whitney Canada Fuel Tank Capacity: 810 Liters (Can Be Increased Using Auxiliary Tanks) Fuel Type: Jet A1, Jet A, Jet B, JP-4, JP-5, JP-8 Capacity: Maximum 15 people (2 pilots and 13 passengers) Length: 17.1 meters Grasshopper diameter: 14 meters Height: 4.6 meters Maximum Speed: 259 km / h Maximum flight altitude: 20,000 feet (6096 m). Range: 980 km. Uses: Multifunctional including offshore operations, passenger and VIP transport, Cargo Hook, Hoist, Rescue (SAR), Seismic Seismic Operations, Carrying an injured person with a stretcher, training, exploring, tourism, filming, mountain operations, air surveillance, forestry, fire fighting, etc.
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