For UAVs carrying sensitive and expensive equipment, the installation of a damping system with one or more airbags is highly recommended. Cameras, for example, often cost significantly more than the UAV itself. Airbag systems can be designed either for emergencies or for standardized landings, with the latter focusing on ease of use and reusability of the materials. Airbags are electronically activated via independent circuits and are filled by one or more blowers shortly after the rescue system deploys, during the UAV's descent. The filling process takes only 2-5 seconds, depending on the size. Properly placed and sized vent valves on the airbags prevent rebound of the UAV and ensure relatively constant energy absorption during impact. The design of the airbag is always customized to fit the shape, size, and weight of the UAV, resulting in bespoke development and production. Airbag systems can reduce impact G-forces to between 4.5g and 7g. Our largest airbag to date was developed for a 140 kg drone for Airbus.