Key Facts
| Total Delivered: | 2 |
| Total Still Active: | 2 |
| Total Now Stored: | 0 |
| Service Entry: | 1992 |
| Retirement: | current |
| Main Role: | Policing |
| Origin: | USA |
History
The Bell 412EP is the most technologically modern rotor aircraft in Cypriot service. It has greatly increased range and performance over the Bell UH-1H, is equipped with twin-engines instead of one, and can carry up to 14 passengers or 2 patient litters.
One Bell 412SP was obtained in 1992, followed by one Bell 412EP in 1997. Both aircraft operate in the SAR role and are equipped with a rescue hoist, a Loud Hailer, emergency floats and other items for police work.
Individual Details
| Serial | c/no. | Prev. Identity | Delivered | Fate/Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CP-2 | 33202 | 5B-CPB | Feb 1992 | Bell 412SP, ex-Cyprus Govt, ex N3216P |
| CP-4 | 36155 | N72335 | 4 June 1997 | Bell 412EP, not ex-N395AL |
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References
- European Air Forces Directory 2003/04 (Mach III)
- European Air Forces Directory 2005/06 (Mach III)
- European Air Forces Directory 2012/13 (Mach III)
- Rotorspot
Other Sources
To be added.
See other operators of the Bell 412