N34FE - 2021 BELL TEXTRON CANADA LTD 429 - Complete Aircraft History & Registry Information

Quick Facts & Current Owner

Current Owner
MID-ATLANTIC INTERSTATE TRANSMISSION LLC
Location
AKRON, Ohio
Registration Status
Active until 07-31-2028
Serial Number
57420
Last Seen on Market
Never Listed
Last Seen Airborne
August 2025
Last FAA Action Date
May 2025
Owned Since
July 2021
Location of N34FE in AKRON, Ohio

About the BELL TEXTRON CANADA LTD 429

The Bell 429 is a light, twin-engine helicopter developed by Bell Textron Canada Ltd, and it represents a significant step forward in rotorcraft design and technology since its conception and eventual market introduction. Its development officially kicked off in the mid-2000s, driven by the need to replace older models and to meet growing demands for more versatile and advanced rotorcraft capabilities in both civil and parapublic applications. The Bell 429 was first introduced to the market in 2007 and received certification by Transport Canada in 2009, followed by certification by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in 2010.

The Bell 429's design and production were heavily influenced by the company's long-standing experience in rotorcraft innovation and user feedback from previous models such as the Bell 427. Advanced features include the integration of the latest avionics technology, a fully flat-floor with versatile seating configurations, and the use of composite materials to reduce weight while maintaining structural integrity and performance. Moreover, the Bell 429 was designed to meet stringent safety standards and passed multiple safety and performance benchmarks, making it a reliable and durable choice in its class.

Key Features and Capabilities

Primarily, the Bell 429 serves an array of niches within the general aviation sector. It is particularly well-suited for emergency medical services (EMS), search and rescue (SAR) operations, law enforcement, and corporate transportation. Its spacious and configurable cabin can accommodate up to eight passengers or multiple combinations of patients and medical personnel. The twin-engine configuration provides added safety and reliability, making it a preferred choice for missions requiring the utmost reliability.

The benefits of the Bell 429 extend beyond its operational versatility. It boasts impressive performance metrics, including high-speed capabilities (with a cruise speed around 150 knots) and a range of over 400 nautical miles. Its state-of-the-art avionics suite, smooth ride, and exceptional visibility further enhance the pilot's and passengers' experience. The Bell 429 continues to be lauded for its blend of performance, flexibility, and advanced technology, making it a standout model in the field of general aviation rotorcraft.



Flight History and Activity for N34FE

Last Observed Flight

August 12, 2025

Near New Schaefferstown, PA

Monthly Activity

44

Flights in past 30 days

Annual Activity

248

Flights in past 12 months

Last Known Location

Last flight location of N34FE

Maintenance and Safety Records

✓ No accidents, incidents, or service difficulty reports on file for this aircraft.

Complete History Timeline

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May 2025

Registration

Registered to MID-ATLANTIC INTERSTATE TRANSMISSION LLC in AKRON, OH




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May 2023

Registration

Registered to MID-ATLANTIC INTERSTATE TRANSMISSION LLC in AKRON, OH




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Jul 2021

Registration

Registered to MID-ATLANTIC INTERSTATE TRANSMISSION LLC in AKRON, OH




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Mar 2021

Registration

Registered to BELL TEXTRON INC in FORT WORTH, TX




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Jan 2021

Registration

Registered to BELL TEXTRON INC in FORT WORTH, TX




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Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns N34FE?

N34FE is currently registered to MID-ATLANTIC INTERSTATE TRANSMISSION LLC in AKRON, Ohio.

What type of aircraft is N34FE?

N34FE is a 2021 BELL TEXTRON CANADA LTD 429 with serial number 57420.

Has N34FE been in any accidents?

No, N34FE has no accidents or incidents on file with the FAA/NTSB.