During European Rotors 2025 Bell Textron secured six aircraft orders for a mix of Bell 505s, Bell 407GXis, and Bell 429s in the corporate segment, bringing its year-to-date corporate sales in Europe to seventeen aircraft. The orders were placed by customers in Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and Poland, underscoring the growing demand for Bell’s aerial solutions across the European market.
Robin Wendling, managing director of Europe, Bell commented:“Bell is thrilled to celebrate yet another win in the corporate and VIP segment during this year’s European Rotors. We have noted a steady demand for our models in Europe, especially for the Bell 505, Bell 407, and Bell 429. These vertical lift solutions provide our customers with the mission versatility needed for the diverse landscapes in the region. We are looking forward to welcoming new and returning customers seeking advanced mobility in region to our world-class Bell family."
The Bell 505, Bell 407, and Bell 429 are designed to meet the distinct needs of corporate transport operators, offering reliability, performance, and innovative features tailored to specific missions. Whether traveling between job sites, from meeting to meeting, or enjoying a weekend getaway, these platforms deliver unmatched versatility, comfort, and peace of mind allowing customers to focus on what matters most.
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