Bell 412

The Bell 412 is a utility helicopter designed and manufactured by Bell Helicopter. It is a development of the Bell 212, distinguished primarily by its four-blade main rotor. The 412 is powered by two turboshaft engines, typically Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6T series engines.

The helicopter is utilized in a wide range of roles, including law enforcement, emergency medical services (EMS), offshore oil and gas transport, search and rescue (SAR), and military operations. Its spacious cabin allows for the transportation of personnel, cargo, or specialized equipment depending on the mission profile.

Several variants of the Bell 412 exist, including the 412EP (Enhanced Performance), 412HP (High Performance), and the 412CF (Canadian Forces variant, designated as the CH-146 Griffon). The Bell 412 has seen widespread adoption globally and continues to be a popular and versatile medium-lift helicopter.