FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Guests will be able to fly home a case of Wine from Fresno as part of the Southwest Airlines Sip and Ship program.

Southwest has named Fresno Yosemite International Airport as one of a select group of West Coast airports launching the airline’s first Sip and Ship program.

Starting on April 24th, Southwest customers can check one case of wine, up to 12 bottles, at no cost from Fresno.

To participate, the wine must be packed in a standard wine shipping box or a wine suitcase that meets checked-bag requirements.

The program is being introduced as Southwest expands service in California wine country.

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“We’re excited to open the door to more of California’s incredible destinations, especially the stunning wine region of Sonoma County, as we add our 14th airport to our already best-in-industry intra-California service,” said Andrew Watterson, chief operating officer at Southwest Airlines. “By adding service to Sonoma County Airport and launching Sip and Ship, we’re offering our Customers even more convenience and an opportunity to continuing sipping and savoring their time in wine country.”

Sip and Ship participating airports are in:

California: Burbank, Fresno, Los Angeles, Oakland , Ontario , Orange County , Palm Springs, Sacramento , San Diego , San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Barbara , Santa Rosa, Long Beach.Idaho: Boise Oregon: Eugene, Portland Washington: Seattle, Spokane