
Bell Textron Inc. revealed at Verticon 2025 that it achieved a new record for aircraft orders in Latin America during the fiscal year 2024, representing the highest number of Bell 429s ordered in a single year within the region. This significant milestone highlights the increasing demand for Bell’s aerial solutions and its success in the Latin American market.


“Bell is thrilled to have reached this incredible achievement as it is a testament to the trust our customers have in our products and the hard work of our dedicated team,” said John Ramos, managing director of Latin America. “We have noted a steady demand for our models in Latin America, especially for the Bell 429, Bell 407, and Bell 505. These vertical lift solutions offer our customers the mission versatility needed for the diverse landscapes in the region.”

The Bell 429, Bell 407, and Bell 505 offer unique features tailored to meet specific operational requirements. These aircraft are designed to support a range of missions, including search-and-rescue operations, corporate travel, and public safety initiatives. They can function independently or work in tandem, serving as the ultimate enhancers for mission success.
For several years, Bell has established an extensive network of Customer Service Facilities and Authorized Maintenance Facilities to provide ongoing support to its clients in Latin America. Since beginning its operations in the region, the company has reached several notable milestones, including the delivery of the 500th Bell 429 to a Brazilian corporate travel operator.

With nearly 1,000 commercial and military operators located throughout Latin America, Bell continues to invest its resources in furthering its position in-region. This strategic commitment reflects Bell's recognition of the significant demand for advanced aviation solutions in various sectors, including transportation, emergency services and defence. The diverse landscape of Latin America, characterized by both urban centres and remote areas, presents unique challenges and opportunities for aviation operators.
