Light Helicopters

The Bell 206 JetRanger is the light turbine helicopter that won the market after losing the Army contest. History, variants, uses and FAQ.

The Bell 222 was introduced in the late 1970s as a light twin-engine helicopter. Designed for corporate transport and offshore missions, it emphasized cabin comfort and smooth flight. The aircraft gained visibility through both commercial and media use.

First helicopter to be certified for civilian transport

First helicopter to transport a president of the United States

The modern light helicopter built for training and utility operations.

"Elevating Aviation Standards: Where Performance Meets Precision in Rotorcraft Excellence and Innovation."

The turbine helicopter built for training and law enforcement missions

The piston helicopter built for stability and private ownership

The light single-engine helicopter built for global utility operations.

The high-performance light helicopter built for demanding environments.

The light single-engine helicopter built for training and private use.

The compact light helicopter built for civil utility operations.

"Pioneering the Future of Flight: Where Innovation and Excellence Converge in the World of Rotorcraft."

The agile light helicopter built for utility and law enforcement.

The NOTAR helicopter built for safety and reduced noise.

The high-altitude helicopter built for demanding environments.

The Agile Little Hermit — Russia’s Civilian Helicopter with a Military Heart.

The light helicopter developed as Poland’s modern training platform

The lightweight helicopter built to make rotary flight accessible.

The light piston helicopter built for training and private use.

The Robinson R66 marked the company’s first move into turbine-powered helicopters. Introduced in the 2010s, it retained the familiar Robinson layout while offering greater payload and altitude capability. The model broadened the manufacturer’s appeal to commercial and utility operators.

The kit helicopter designed for private builders seeking turbine performance

The experimental kit helicopter built for affordable private ownership

The light helicopter built for training and utility flexibility

The light piston helicopter built for primary flight training

The turbine trainer built for modern rotorcraft instruction.

The turbine light helicopter built to modernize a classic training platform