Alpine Helicopters Bell 407, C-FALF, landing at the Canmore Municipal Heliport (CEW9), Alberta. Prior to Feb. 2002, it was N4431X in the US and CC-CWS in Chile. This Alpine base offers sightseeing flights of the Rocky Mountains and also performs mountain rescues flights for Parks Canada in nearby Banff National Park. In 1996, Alpine bought Canadian Mountain Holidays (CMH), the world's largest heli-skiing company. Then, ski resort developer Intrawest Corp. bought Alpine and CMH in 1998, but had to sell its majority stake in Alpine in 2012 to ensure Alpine was 75% Canadian-owned.

This 2002 model Bell 407 previously operated by Helicópteros y Vehículos Aéreos Nacionales S.A. de C.V. (Helivan) in Mexico was one of a dozen interesting helicopters in the San Juan Aviation hangar at Arlington Airport in Aug. 2016. It was subsequently operated by Helicopter Express as N408MX. It was then converted in Calgary, Alberta to a Eagle Copters 407HP (which sees a 1,000 hp Honeywell HTS900 replacing the 407's the original 813 hp Rolls Royce 250-C47B turboshaft engine) and delivered in July to Air Shasta as N406AS. The 407HP is favoured for "hot and high" wildfire initial attack work.

Operated by PT. PAS

This Bell 407 is in the colours of PHI Air Medical, a subsidiary of PHI Helicopters. It was displays at the HAI Heli-Expo 2008 which was held in downtown Dallas was photographed departing from a temporary heliport used by fly-in aircraft. Between 30 and 60 helicopters are typically displayed at Heli-Expo with the majority flying into the show and others arriving on trailers.

All bundled up against the winter snow.

Registered to Alcatraz Helicopters LLC on 30 Jul 2008.

Formerly N8217J and HK-4206X

Former registrations include C-GAED, C-FZQY, and N953CS.