Cargo liners are lightweight, formed panels and sheet assemblies installed within aircraft cargo compartments to protect the fuselage structure from damage during loading operations, covering sidewalls, ceilings, and floor edges using fire-rated thermoplastic or composite materials such as phenolic-impregnated laminates, with fabrication typically involving thermoforming, press moulding, and honeycomb-cored sandwich construction to meet FAR/CS 25 flammability requirements.
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