From 1 September 2569 to 31 August 2570, seven airlines (Thai Airways, AirAsia, Bangkok Airways, Nok Air, Thai Lion Air, Thai Vietjet, Easy Air Line) will carry fruit in the hold free for up to 10 kg per passenger at 20 regional airports. Commerce Ministry boxes (100,000 free, 10 kg each) are available at the airport service points, and growers can sell temporarily at 20 listed airports. Fruit must be fresh, dry, sealed in the ministry box; durian and strong-smelling fruit are banned. Mangosteen prices are falling because of weaker Chinese demand and flooding on the Boten-Mohan route, which carries about 65% of Thai mangosteen shipments to China. Growers and fruit sellers near these airports should consider the sales channel; others can ignore it.