Inspecting a fire extinguisher primarily involves ensuring the pin is in place and checking the gauge to ensure the indicator needle points to the right, generally in a green section of the panel.

Since you need to have a fire extinguisher on most runs, it might as well be a good one! Check out the new H3R Halon Fire Extinguishers inside Four Wheeler Magazine.

H3R Aviation, Inc., makers of halon and halon-alternative portable fire extinguishers, teamed with Aviall at October’s NBAA to promote a halon-alternative fire extinguisher. The H3R Aviation ...

In fact your extinguisher could well contain one of the most polluting gases known and from December 31 using it would be illegal. The demon gas in question is Halon, which has been in service ...

The Halon Extinguisher Replacement Program for Aviation Weapon Systems Integrated Product Team (IPT), which included representatives from many organizations, spent several years of researching ...

With the recent FAA approval of a Halotron I clean agent portable fire extinguisher to replace ozone-depleting Halon 1211 on civilian commercial aircraft, the first Halotron I extinguisher ...

Six halon fire extinguishers were used to combat an overheating aft galley oven on a KLM Boeing 777-200ER, but investigators state that this was ineffective – because there was no fire – and ...