United States, March 19 -- GE Aerospace announced that Bell Textron, Inc., a Textron Inc. company, has approved the use of the Rotor Analysis Diagnostic System Next Generation (RADS-NG) across Bell's fleet of commercial helicopters such as the Bell 505, Bell 429, Bell 412, and Bell 407. The RADS-NG will replace RADS-AT (Advanced Technology) and AVA (Aviation Vibration Analyzer) as GE Aerospace's portable Rotor Track and Balance (RT&B) solution for vehicles where permanent installation is not practical or to supplement permanent fit systems. GE Aerospace delivered the first RADS-NG system to Henley Air in 2024, who operate a fleet of Bell and other aircraft. Training and support were provided by GE Aerospace in commissioning the RADS-NG capa...