N7139L - 1999 ROBINSON HELICOPTER R22 BETA - Complete Aircraft History & Registry Information

Quick Facts & Current Owner

Current Owner
AMOSS HAROLD LINDSAY III
Location
BRAMPTON ONTARIO,
Registration Status
Active until 04-30-2027
Serial Number
2970
Last Seen on Market
Never Listed
Last Seen Airborne
No Recent Activity
Last FAA Action Date
July 2025
Owned Since
April 2017
Location of N7139L in BRAMPTON ONTARIO,

About the ROBINSON HELICOPTER R22 BETA

The Robinson Helicopter R22 Beta is a two-seat, single-engine light utility helicopter developed by the Robinson Helicopter Company. This model has become one of the most recognizable and widely used helicopters in the world for both private and commercial aviation. The R22 Beta has its roots in the original R22 model, which was first introduced to the market in 1979. The Beta variant was made available in the early 1980s and brought several key improvements over its predecessor, making it a more reliable and versatile aircraft for various aviation needs.

The motive behind the development of the R22 was the vision of Frank Robinson, founder of Robinson Helicopter Company, to create an affordable, easy-to-maintain helicopter that could be accessible to private pilots and small commercial operations. The R22 Beta specifically serves a niche market of flight training, personal use, and light utility tasks, including aerial surveys, law enforcement support, and agricultural work.

Key Features and Capabilities

Production of the R22 Beta addressed a significant gap in the general aviation market by offering a cost-effective rotary-wing aircraft with relatively low operational costs. These attributes have made the R22 Beta extremely popular in flight schools around the world, as it provides an excellent platform for primary helicopter pilot training. Its simple and robust design ensures that it can withstand the rigors of frequent use while keeping maintenance demands manageable.

One of the key benefits of the R22 Beta is its performance and efficiency. Powered by a Lycoming O-360-J2A four-cylinder, air-cooled, normally aspirated engine, the R22 Beta can reach speeds up to 102 knots (approximately 117 miles per hour) and has a maximum range of about 240 nautical miles. The aircraft's lightweight and compact design, combined with responsive handling, make it ideal for maneuvering in various flight conditions and performing precision tasks.

Market Position and Use Cases

Overall, the Robinson Helicopter R22 Beta has cemented its place in the domain of general aviation as one of the most versatile and reliable light helicopters. Its affordability, ease of maintenance, and suitable performance characteristics have made it a staple in flight schools and among private owners alike.



Flight History and Activity for N7139L

No flight activity has been observed for this aircraft since 2022.

This could indicate the aircraft is in storage, undergoing maintenance, or operating in areas without flight tracking coverage.

Maintenance and Safety Records

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

Complete History Timeline

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Jul 2025

Registration

Registered to AMOSS HAROLD LINDSAY III in BRAMPTON ONTARIO,




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Jan 2023

Registration

Registered to AMOSS HAROLD LINDSAY III in BRAMPTON ONTARIO,




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Dec 2019

Registration

Registered to AMOSS HAROLD LINDSAY III in BRAMPTON ONTARIO,




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Apr 2017

Registration

Registered to AMOSS HAROLD LINDSAY III in BRAMPTON ONTARIO,




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Dec 2014

Registration

Registered to HILTON FUEL AND SUPPLY CO in CENTRAL POINT, OR




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May 2012

Registration

Registered to HILTON FUEL AND SUPPLY CO in CENTRAL POINT, OR




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Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns N7139L?

N7139L is currently registered to AMOSS HAROLD LINDSAY III in BRAMPTON ONTARIO, .

What type of aircraft is N7139L?

N7139L is a 1999 ROBINSON HELICOPTER R22 BETA with serial number 2970.

Has N7139L been in any accidents?

No, N7139L has no accidents or incidents on file with the FAA/NTSB.