The Bell 412 is a twin-engine utility helicopter known for its versatility and reliability. It was developed by Bell Helicopter and first flew in 1979. The aircraft features a four-blade main rotor system, which enhances its performance in various conditions, making it suitable for both civilian and military applications. With a maximum capacity of around 15 passengers, the Bell 412 is often used for search and rescue, medical evacuation, and firefighting missions. Its advanced avionics and spacious cabin design contribute to its popularity among operators worldwide, ensuring it remains a key player in the helicopter market.