9 Dec, 16, Source: HeliHub.com
A Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce ran on Tuesday, with CEO Mitch Snyder of Bell giving a talk on the decline of the commercial helicopter market. Snyder reports that the market decline has effected every rotorcraft company on a global scale. But although times are tough, he maintains that Bell is still developing new helicopters, such as the 525 Relentless, the 505 Jet Ranger and a new tilt-rotor V280 Valor, reports Star Telegram.
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