N550AS

The rotorcraft registered as N550AS is a single airframe of the Bell 412 family built by Bell Helicopter Textron Inc. and completed in 1982 with serial number 33066. Current title records identify the owner as Bank of Utah Trustee, a trust located in Salt Lake City, UT, US, and the helicopter is registered in the US civil registry. The airframe is powered by twin turbine modules and is commonly referenced by its specific construction serial when tracking maintenance and ownership history. Public registry actions beyond the current trust ownership and national registration are not published.

Cabin layout, seating configuration, and specific avionics fit for this serial are not published. Typical mission profiles associated with this airframe class align with medium-lift, multi-role rotorcraft operations, but mission history specific to N550AS is not published. The listed owner and trustee location indicate the administrative/operator base is Salt Lake City, UT, and the helicopter is recorded as a US-registered asset. Maintenance considerations tied to the twin PT6T-3 powerplants and the 1982 build year would normally drive lifecycle and inspection planning, though documented condition and valuation for this airframe are not published.

The Bell 412 occupies a performance niche as a twin-engine medium utility helicopter, with the twin PT6T-3 Twin-Pac providing the rated thrust values detailed for this airframe. In market terms, helicopters of this type are commonly compared with other medium twin-engine rotorcraft for utility, emergency services, and corporate transport roles; specific resale demand and appraisal for this serial are not published. Maintenance and resale considerations for an aircraft built in 1982 with twin PT6T series engines typically center on engine life limits, component serviceability, and documented maintenance pedigree, none of which are published for this particular airframe.