Why Air Zermatt relies on the Bell 429 for high-altitude rescues @BellFlight
Why Air Zermatt relies on the Bell 429 for high-altitude rescues @BellFlight
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Watch how Air Zermatt in Switzerland uses the Bell 429 to accomplish challenging missions like high-altitude rescues. The twin-engine helicopter's power allows it to go to alpine heights in not-so-great weather conditions.
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Why Air Zermatt relies on the Bell 429 for high-altitude rescues

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