Bell 407 GXi
B407Light Turbine HelicopterCurated data · 2026-06The Bell 407 GXi is the version of the Bell 407 launched in 2018, a single-engine turbine helicopter with integrated-display avionics.
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Full operating cost, variable vs fixed mix and a line by line breakdown: the math that decides the purchase.
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Frequently asked questions about the cost
How much does it cost to operate the Bell 407 GXi per hour?
Jet Tracker estimate: about US$ 2,019 per flight hour at 200 h/year, of which US$ 880 per hour is variable cost (fuel, engine program, maintenance reserves, fees) plus US$ 227,700 per year of fixed cost (crew, hangar, insurance, training).
How much does it cost per year to keep the Bell 407 GXi flying 200 hours?
About US$ 403,720 per year (roughly R$ 2,225,586 at today's exchange rate), of which 44% is variable cost (depends on hours flown) and 56% is fixed cost (exists even with the aircraft parked).
How much fuel does the Bell 407 GXi burn per hour, in cost?
About US$ 300 per flight hour, at the US$ 6.24 per gallon used in this simulation. Fuel is usually the largest variable cost item.
How much does the Bell 407 GXi cost per nautical mile?
About US$ 15.18 per nautical mile, at a cruise speed of 133 kt. It is the right metric to compare aircraft of different speeds on the same route.
What is the difference between variable and fixed cost?
Variable cost only exists when the aircraft flies: fuel, engine program, hourly maintenance reserves and landing fees. Fixed cost exists even with the aircraft in the hangar: crew, hangarage, insurance, training and subscriptions. That is why total cost per hour falls the more hours per year the aircraft flies.
Estimates from the Jet Tracker cost engine under the assumptions shown in the calculator. They do not replace a quote from an operator, MRO or insurer.