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1996 Bell 206B-3

Turbine Helicopter-Used
$569,000
01/12/2025
Serial no. 4392
144 VIEWS
61 DAYS ON FLYING
0 SAVES

Aircraft Listing Type

For Sale

Highlights

Hiller Aviation Brokerage & Consulting is offering this 1996 Bell 206 BIII Jet Ranger! 

AIRFRAME:

AFTT: 21,968

Good M/R & T/R times remaining

Van Horn tail rotor blades

ENGINE:

Rolls-Royce 250-C20J

Good engine times remaining

Particle separator

P135 maintained

Run sheet available on request

EQUIPMEMT:

High Skid Gear/with Flitesteps

Dual rotor Brake kit

Bell Flight instrument group

Air Comm Heater system/with defroster kit

Concorde Battery

Nicad External oil filter kit.

Engine factory particle separator.

Dual control provisions "ONLY"

Left hand preflight step

Crew and passengers wedge windows.

Kamatics K-Flex Drive shaft

Wire Strike Protection system

AVIONICS:

Garmin GMA-350H audio panel.

Bendix/King KY196A VHF Comm Radio.

Bendix/King KY-196A VHF Comm Radio.

L-3 Lynx NGT-9000(d)+ ADS-B in and out.

INTERIOR

Gray Cloth seats, with Gray aero-mat carpet.

Full interior Plastic kit.

All specifications subject to buyer verification upon inspection.

Seller location

La Grande, Oregon, United States

Aircraft location

St. Louis, Missouri, United States

Flight rules

Visual Flight Rules

Number of seats

5

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01/12/2025
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