Dark Tech · DT-045
HE DRAFTED THE BAN ON SEPTEMBER 9TH. THE DEVICE WAS STILL ON SALE. HE HAD FOUR FIRES FROM AIRCRAFT CABINS.
On September 9th, 2016, a safety officer banned the Helios Lux 7 from all aircraft, citing four fire incidents in just 15 days. Despite this, Helios Corporation continued selling the device, leading to a $4.3 billion global recall and the end of its product line.
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