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    2027 BELL 407GXI New Turbinen-Hubschrauber zum verkauf2027 BELL 407GXI New Turbinen-Hubschrauber zum verkauf
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    Standort des Flugzeugs:Auckland, Auckland, Neuseeland

    Core Aviation Operations Limited

    Kontakt:Lachlan Jones

    Auckland, Neuseeland

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    2027
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    Core Aviation NZ - Bell Independent Representative for NZ The Bell 407GXi, is a high-performance helicopter designed for efficiency, comfort, and advanced technology. Powered by a Rolls-Royce M250-C47E/4 dual-channel FADEC turbine engine, it automatically adjusts power for optimal performance and reliability. With an empty weight of 1,224 kg, a maximum cruise speed of 133 knots, and up to four hours of endurance, it can carry up to seven passengers and a full fuel load. The aircraft features the Garmin G1000H® NXi integrated flight deck with synthetic vision, wireless connectivity, terrain awareness, and customizable multi-pane displays, enhancing pilot awareness and reducing workload. Additional options include WireAware, ADS-B, radar altimeter, tail rotor camera, and Foresight MX HUMS for predictive maintenance. The Bell 407GXi combines proven global reliability—over six million flight hours—with next-generation avionics, executive interior configurations, and comprehensive global customer support, ensuring exceptional performance and value throughout ownership.

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