Born as a joint Agusta Bell venture, the first 52 airframes were built by Agusta.
Serial numbers 13 and 17 aircraft not built (superstition?).
From 2005 known as AgustaWestland AW139 after Bell sold its 25% share in the program and in turn increased from 25 to 40% its part of the BA609
Serial numbers 13 and 17 aircraft not built (superstition?).
From 2005 known as AgustaWestland AW139 after Bell sold its 25% share in the program and in turn increased from 25 to 40% its part of the BA609
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| Evergreen Accepts First Of Three Bell/Agusta AB139 Helicopters, 06-Feb-05 : AgustaWestland is pleased to announce that Bell/Agusta Aerospace Company today marked the symbolic handover of the first of three AB139 helicopters ordered by Evergreen Helicopters, a division of Evergreen International Aviation. The ceremony took place at Bell/Agusta's booth during this week's HAI Heli-Expo annual convention in Anaheim, California. |
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 AW AW139 | 2005 | Originally announced at the Farnborough Air Show on 8 Sep 1998, as a joint venture between Agusta and Bell; to complement the Bell 412. A full-sc ...  The AW139 is a medium, twin-engined, multi-role helicopter, having a 5 bladed main rotor driven by 2x 1679 shp Pratt & Whitney PT6C-67C turboshaf ... The first 52 aircraft were built by Agusta in Italy as the AB139. c/n from 31055 built in Italy c/n from 41001 built in Philadelphia, USA c/ ... 360 video - move mouse around |