Fire fighting and detection systems for aircraft interiors encompass fixed suppression installations using Halon alternatives (such as HFC-227ea and CO₂ agents) delivered via engineered discharge nozzles, alongside heat-sensing loop detectors, optical smoke detection, and thermistor-based sensing elements integrated with cockpit warning interfaces per FAR 25 and CS-25 certification requirements.
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