FLYWING BELL-206: The Classic Returns, Two New Liveries Arrive
Bell-206
When it comes to widely recognized light helicopters in civil aviation, the BELL-206 is a name that’s hard to overlook.
With its distinctive two-blade main rotor and streamlined fuselage, the BELL-206 has appeared in a wide range of settings—from news gathering and law enforcement to corporate transport and flight training. Since its introduction in the 1960s, its versatile design and relatively economical operating characteristics have made it a classic among light turbine helicopters. Its proven configuration and widespread use in training have also made it the “first helicopter” for many pilots.
Now, the FLYWING BELL-206 is getting a fresh look. Building on the existing LAFD Los Angeles Fire Department red-and-white classic livery, two new options are joining the lineup: Santini Air and AirLife Denver.
Three Liveries, Three Icons of Aviation
From real-world rescue missions to an iconic on-screen helicopter, each livery tells a different story and gives the BELL-206 a fresh look.
LAFD Fire Rescue: Classic Red & White, Rescue in Action
The BELL-206 has served the Los Angeles Fire Department since 1974, supporting firefighting, rescue, and other aerial operations over the decades. Its long-standing role in public service has made it a recognizable part of the helicopter’s legacy.
That’s why we’ve kept the classic LAFD red-and-white livery for the FLYWING BELL-206. Its bold colors trace the helicopter’s long, clean lines, bringing the unmistakable look of aerial firefighting and rescue to the RC field.
▲ The red-and-white silhouette over the city
Santini Air: Relive the On-Screen Legacy of Airwolf
For fans of the classic TV series Airwolf, Santini Air is a familiar name. The BELL-206 appeared in the series in its Santini Air livery, giving this helicopter a place in classic TV aviation history.
Now, those familiar screen-inspired details return as a scale model, adding a touch of nostalgia to any hangar or collection.

▲ The BELL-206 featured in Airwolf (image source: online reference)
▲ The FLYWING BELL-206 in Santini Air livery, recreating the details and on-screen memories
AirLife Denver: Where Every Second Counts
In air medical rescue, reaching patients quickly can make all the difference. AirLife Denver began air medical transport operations in 1983, with its first mission flown using a BELL-206 LongRanger.
That’s the spirit we hope to capture with this livery—to connect the BELL-206 family with the real history of air medical services and pay tribute to the crews whose dedication helps save lives.
▲ High-visibility green, clear flight attitude
Updated Rotor Design: New 2-Blade Rotor Head & Quick-Release Blades
The FLYWING BELL-206 introduces an updated rotor design. The new two-blade rotor head recreates the structural design of the full-scale helicopter’s main rotor, bringing the fuselage and rotor system together in a more scale-like look. The quick-release blade design makes installation and removal easier, simplifying pre-flight setup and post-flight packing.
Whether you’re preparing for a flight, packing the model away afterward, or displaying it as a scale replica, the design balances visual fidelity with ease of use—so you can enjoy the classic helicopter’s looks and spend more time enjoying the model.
▲ A closer look at the two-blade rotor head
Smart Flight Assistance: Explore More Ways to Fly
Equipped with the ACE flight control system and multi-link GNSS, the FLYWING BELL-206 supports outdoor hovering. Paired with the latest FY-RC02 transmitter, it offers five flight modes—GPS, Freedom, Attitude, 6G, and Manual—giving pilots a range of options from assisted flight to more direct control.
Three-Speed Control × Auto Routing: Set your pace and get into route flying. Soft, Standard, and Sport settings suit different control preferences. With one-touch switching between circle and figure-8 routes, you can explore different flight paths without having to steer the route continuously by hand.
Coordinated Turn × Soft Take-Off/Land: For a more realistic flight. During turns, Coordinated Turn assists the helicopter’s roll to create a more natural banked attitude. Soft takeoffs and landings make key flight transitions smoother and more natural.

▲ Explore different flight attitudes
Paired with the Latest FY-RC02 for an Upgraded Smart Flight Experience
With this release, the FLYWING BELL-206 comes paired with the latest FY-RC02 transmitter, bringing live telemetry, on-transmitter adjustments, and flight logs together in one control experience. Pilots can check flight information more intuitively, adjust settings, and keep a record of every flight.
