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407 vs T129 ATAK

Bell 407 military helicopters side profile drawing
🇺🇸 407
TAI T129 ATAK military helicopters side profile drawing
🇹🇷 T129 ATAK
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Specifications
407 T129 ATAK
Origin country 🇺🇸 United States 🇹🇷 Turkey
Category Military Helicopters Military Helicopters
Manufacturer Bell TAI
First flight 29 June 1995 28 September 2009
Year introduced 1996 2014
Number produced 1600 units N/A
Average unit price -- $50 million
Wing area 89.4 m² 111.2 m²
Wingspan 10.7 m 11.9 m
Height 3.6 m 3.4 m
Length 12.7 m 14.5 m
Maximum speed 260 km/h 281 km/h
Operational range 600 km 537 km
Service ceiling 5,700 m 4,572 m
Max. takeoff weight 2,722 kg 5,056 kg
Empty weight 1,210 kg 2,350 kg
Total thrust 1 x 606 kW 2 x 1,024 kW
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Overview

The 407 and the T129 ATAK are both Military Helicopters, manufactured by Bell and TAI respectively.

Top speed is 260 km/h for the 407 vs 281 km/h for the T129 ATAK. The 407 has an operational range of 600 km vs 537 km for the T129 ATAK. The 407 operates at altitudes up to 5,700 m compared to 4,572 m for the T129 ATAK.

The 407 first flew 14 years before the T129 ATAK (1995 vs 2009).

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is faster, the 407 or T129 ATAK?
The T129 ATAK is faster with a maximum speed of 281 km/h compared to the 407's 260 km/h, a difference of 21 km/h.
Which has longer range, the 407 or T129 ATAK?
The 407 has a longer range at 600 km compared to the T129 ATAK's 537 km.
Which can fly higher, the 407 or T129 ATAK?
The 407 has a higher service ceiling at 5,700 meters (18,700 ft) compared to the T129 ATAK's 4,572 meters (15,000 ft).
Which is heavier, the 407 or T129 ATAK?
The T129 ATAK has a higher maximum takeoff weight at 5,056 kg compared to the 407's 2,722 kg.
Which is larger, the 407 or T129 ATAK?
The T129 ATAK is longer at 14.5 meters compared to the 407's 12.7 meters.
Which entered service first, the 407 or T129 ATAK?
The 407 entered service first in 1996, 18 years before the T129 ATAK which entered service in 2014.