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Mon, Nov 01, 2010

FAA Approves STC For Aeronautical Accessories 429 Accessory Package

International Certifications Pending

The FAA has granted an STC to Bell Helicopter affiliate company Aeronautical Accessories for its Bell 429 accessory package. Approvals are in process for other countries, including Japan.


Bell 429 File Photo

Designed and produced by the rotorcraft parts manufacturer and distributor with protection, convenience, and easy cleaning in mind, the Aeronautical Accessories Bell 429 Accessory Package includes:

  • A Crew Floor Protector Kit
  • Passenger Floor Protector Assembly
  • Automatic Door Openers, and
  • Fuel Filler Area Protector Kit.

The components of the 429 Accessory Package are also available individually.

The 429 was certified in mid-2009 as a single-pilot instrument flight rules (SPIFR), Category A helicopter under the latest requirements of Part 27 airworthiness rules by Canadian, U.S. and European authorities. Bell says it is designed and built to more stringent airworthiness standards than any other light, twin-engine helicopter.

FMI: www.aero-access.com

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