'Bell is thrilled that
With more than 450 Bell 429s currently operating worldwide, the global fleet has exceeded over 602,000 flight hours total.
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With spacious cabin seating for six people and abundant leg room, the Bell 429 continues to be the aircraft of choice for comfortable business travel. Not only do passengers fly with ease, but with BasixPro avionics and satellite-based guidance systems on intuitive displays, operators have access to critical information while in flight that helps get them to their location safely and quickly.
To find out more about how the Bell 429 advances VIP and corporate travel worldwide, please visit the Bell product page.
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