H3R Aviation in the News
Article Courtesy of EAA "Sport Aviation" February 2008 issue
An inflight fire may be one of the most dangerous situations any pilot may face. The difference between safely extinguishing a cockpit fire or perhaps losing your airplane and your life hinges on three factors: having a fire extinguisher on board, knowing how to use it, and having it easily acces-sible. Although the Federal Aviation Regulations do not require general aviation aircraft to carry one, common sense would suggest a fire extinguisher should be standard equipment in every aircraft. read more
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Avemco Insurance Company's "On Approach Newsletter," 2nd Edition 2005
Each year, a small number of pilots face an unexpected danger-a cockpit or engine fire caused by a broken fuel line or electrical short. While the odds of such an occurrence are slim, for those who experience it, lack of preparation can be frightening-or even fatal. read more
KITPLANES July 2005
Halon fire extinguishers offer inexpensive protection against inflight fires. read more
The Aviation Consumer, July 2003
Halon is the only practical, cost-effective option for a fire extinguisher.A 2.5-pound bottle is the best choice. read more
