[quote name='JFong' post='218011' date='May 31 2008, 20:48 ']From the link from above, it looked more like a Bell Huey/205. Any aircraft experts can verify that?[/quote]
The Helicopter that is laying on it's roof appears to be a Bell 204 or Bell 205 single engine machine. The Bell 204 was a civi version of the US Army Huey. The Bell 205 had a longer cabin. The newer Helicopters are Bell 412 twin engine birds. They are powered by Pratt and Whitney Canada Twin Pac's build just south of Montreal. The Bell 412's are assembaled at Bell's Canadian plant, north of Montreal near Mirabel, Quebec.
The Helicopter that is laying on it's roof appears to be a Bell 204 or Bell 205 single engine machine. The Bell 204 was a civi version of the US Army Huey. The Bell 205 had a longer cabin. The newer Helicopters are Bell 412 twin engine birds. They are powered by Pratt and Whitney Canada Twin Pac's build just south of Montreal. The Bell 412's are assembaled at Bell's Canadian plant, north of Montreal near Mirabel, Quebec.
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