Discussion The Thai Airways warehouse is divided into seven sections. The Thai Airways warehouse is codenamed F. The first section is called F1. There are two other names, B5 and perishable, in this section. The service will be a cold storage room, such as products that must be kept at an appropriate temperature, such as fruit, vaccines, and corpses. In the second part of the Thai Airways warehouse, called F2, there is a service for Elevating Transfer Vehicles (ETV) outbound within the country, also known as TG. In the third section of the Thai Airways terminal, called F3, it provides services regarding outbound Elevating Transfer Vehicles (ETV). other airlines or o/a such as UPS Airlines, Cathay Pacific Airlines and Nippon Airlines or many other airlines. The fourth section of the Thai Airways warehouse, called F4, provides services for both domestic and international inbound cargo. The fifth section of the Thai Airways warehouse, called F5, provides services related to controlling the number of Unit loading devices (ULDs). The sixth section of the Thai Airways warehouse provides services related to sorting passenger baggage. This section uses a cargo tractor to drag passenger bags under the plane, such as the bags that passengers load onto the plane. The seventh or last section of the Thai Airways warehouse provides pallet inventory services. It checks to see if there are enough pallets for outbound use.