2012 Bell 429Turbine Helicopter

This 2012 Bell 429 (Registration OM-TIP, Serial 57087) presents as a well-maintained, single-owner VIP-configured helicopter with 1,893 total hours. The aircraft benefits from Pratt & Whitney Canada PW207D1 engines enrolled in the ESP Gold program, each showing 1,893 hours and 3,268 cycles. Recent inspections include a 200-hour/12-month completed at 1,862 hours in August 2024, with the next due at 2,062 hours in August 2025. Major airframe inspections are current through December 2027, with engine module overhauls not due until 4,000 hours.

The helicopter features a comprehensive Bell BasiXTM-Pro avionics suite with three 6"x8" LCD displays, dual Garmin 430W/530W GPS units, GTX 330 Mode S transponder with ADS-B Out, and TCAS. The corporate interior accommodates five passengers in two forward-facing VIP seats and three aft-facing seats, complemented by soundproofing, LED lighting, and climate control systems. Notable operational enhancements include automatic door openers, tail rotor protection, wirestrike prevention, and an auxiliary 39-gallon fuel tank. The exterior sports a metallic blue base with white accents.

Maintenance records show consistent adherence to scheduled inspections, with the most recent 200-hour inspection completed in August 2024. The aircraft's EASA certification and WAAS/LPV capability make it suitable for European IFR operations. With 5,373 landings since new and all major inspections current, this turnkey corporate helicopter offers immediate operational readiness.