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Wed, Jun 14, 2023

Bell Sells first 407GXi to Turkey

Popular Textron Helo Continues its March Across the Globe

The Bell 407GXi is remaining a popular option with customers around the world, with the first of its namesake soon headed for Turkey under operator Sancack Air.

The aircraft will be delivered to share a stable with a handful of Bell 206s and a pair of 430s, providing Sancack some of the latest and greatest from Bell. The firm's focus on flight training, maintenance, and air taxi services will be further enhanced by an aircraft decades newer than the rest of their fleet. That improvement was an attractive lure to Sancack.

“We are proud to purchase the first Bell 407GXi in Turkey,” said Mustafa Bayrak, CEO, Sancak Air. “As a business owner, this aircraft will be flown by me for my private flights. The 407GXi impressed us with its high cruise speed, smooth flight characteristics and advanced avionics.”

“The Bell 407GXi is an excellent aircraft for corporate and VIP transportation, providing both comfort and speed while safely getting passengers to their destination,” said Patrick Moulay, senior vice president, International Commercial Sales. 

FMI: www.bellflight.com

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