This exhibit has been assembled from a collection of parts from Edmonton, Alberta and marked to represent CF-FZX.

Used to spread Fire Ant Bait. 1969 Build, First registered in Australia in Jan 1995

A1-402 at the time it was a training aid at RAAF Forest Hill. It was earmarked for preservation and last recorded at the now defunct Air World museum at Wangaratta.

Following the 1 February 1953 North Sea flood, helicopter crews who participated in the rescue effort were invited at Queen Juliana's palace. Sabena's OO-UBB and the sole Dutch helicopter at the time, the navy's 8-1 (H-1) are seen. Nine American Bells also landed on the lawns and five British helicopters on a nearby football pitch. One 'very large American helicopter' landed at Soesterberg airbase. It is safe to assume the event was Prince Bernhard's idea. Photo by: Daan Noske / Nationaal Archief (Netherlands)

A derivitave of the Bell 47, the Ranger has a spacious interior. Built in 1960

Happy as Larry!

Ex-SE-HGC, OH-HIZ, SE-HGC, G-BCCM, N1193W. 8/1994 back again to Sweden as SE-HGC

This helicopter is one of the first six helicopters which arrived April 1953. It was used by the RNoAF until 1968 and was modified from a Bell 47D-1 to a Bell 47G during its military service. It carried the codes KK-P/BE-A/JT-O depending on which unit it was allocated to (333 Skv/Helicopter Support Wing/720 Skv). It was then sold to A/S Helilift at Hamar, and registered as LN-ORW in 1972. Operationally this helicopter was used until 1977. As a result of a trade, the helicopter again became military, now on the hands of the Norwegian Museum of Defence. It is today displayed in civilian markings.

Company toy kept in pristine condition and gets flown once a year.

The Los Angeles Fire Department put its first helicopter, a Bell 47, into service April 22, 1962. This 1963 Bell 47G-3B was restored for the LAFD Historical Society by firefighter and former Chief Pilot Jeff Moir.

N147B's registration was finally cancelled in 2014. It had been converted to a 47D-1 with an open frame tail boom. Bell Helicopter photo. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

Part of the flying school fleet.

Part of the flying school fleet.