Inflatable pillows used for securing cargo transported by air, land and sea are called cargo airbags. Airbags produced in different sizes and various pressure settings for different transportation conditions are basically an airtight polyethylene bag, which is inflated with compressed air and acts as a barrier to prevent the loads from slipping. In airbag production, the polyethylene bag is placed inside the outer woven polypropylene coating or in Kraft paper.

Airbags are placed between cargo products such as pallets, crates, barrels and crates. After placement, it is inflated at pressure values ​​between 2-10 psi, depending on the product and transportation standards. The inflated airbag acts as a barrier during the transportation of products to prevent the cargo from moving and to prevent damage due to shock. Airbags are also used to create partitions between container walls and loads. Airbags provide cost-effective and practical use. In addition, the majority of transport vehicle accidents are caused by cargo slippage. Airbags prevent cargo slippage and not only protect products, but also prevent accidents caused by this situation.