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baggage handler

American  

noun

  1. a person employed by a railway, airline, or steamship company to load or unload baggage.


Example Sentences

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The incident is still being investigated, but reports say a stowed wheelchair may have obscured a baggage handler's view of Mittens's cage.

From BBC

If there’s a breakout figure here, though, it may be Terrance, KeiLyn Durrel Jones’ sweet baggage handler who is Mel’s top advocate and a real estate holder in the Friend Zone.

From Salon

But Mario Alcalde also works full-time as a baggage handler at Madrid-Barajas Airport and lives with his family.

From BBC

Computer records printed off by a baggage handler at Frankfurt Airport after the bombing showed an unaccompanied suitcase had arrived on a flight from Malta and was loaded onto the feeder flight Pan Am 103a.

From BBC

Whether you’re an airport baggage handler or a schoolteacher or a television writer, you rely on a whole team to get the job done well.

From Los Angeles Times