Flight Fire Box-FXB-7

Remove the one source of worry from PED fire on airplanes. Safely Approach, Trap & Contain the Li Ion Batt Fire. Ensure an Uninterrupted and Peaceful Flight. Increase Passenger & Crew Safety. Reduce injury. Avoid expensive emergency turnaround/ landing, flight delay, Prevent interior repairs & A.O.G. situation. Truly make Aircraft PED Friendly and... Safe. The Flight Fire Box-FXB-7, for the very first time inthe true sense & spirit of PED fire "extinguishing" as opposed to a "controlled burn", brought to the Aviation Industry by Flight Fire Containment Systems Inc. A truly innovative, adaptable, ergonomic, one for all- any size- any PED fire control system with a multifaceted technical approach to Contain and Extinguish in-flight PED Lithium Battery Fires. Even burning Laptops inside backpacks. All this with safe contained transport and possible PED/data recovery/failure analysis at a low cost. Aircraft PED Fires caused by Lithium Battery Failures. A well known major concern in the airline industry for many years is that of inflight PED Fires on planes (Personal Electronic Device Fire). Result, crew & passenger injury, false alarms, turnaround of flights, over sensitized crew, and AOG situation. Passenger, besides Flight/Cabin Crew, daily needs of PEDs have gone up exponentially in the form of Laptops, Mobile Smart Phones, EBooks, Electronic Flight Bags, EPads & POS devices . This inflight need has even pushed FAA/EASA to issue recommendations to make Aircraft PED Friendly. One common factor, ALL these PEDs are powered by Lithium Ion Batteries. On a typical flight, "a single aisle jet carrying 100 passengers could have over 500 lithium batteries on board with none of them needed to be tested, certified or even maintained to manufacturing specs", as stated in a report by the Royal Aeronautical Society . The Aviation industry too has striven to allow inflight Expanded Use of PEDs as recommended while also trying to ensure safety. Only PED batteries remain impossible to be checked & hence the problem persists. ...Read More