Definition of baggage handler in English:

baggage handler

noun

A person who loads and unloads items of luggage at an airport.
a planned strike by baggage handlers threatened disruption for thousands of travellers
Example sentencesExamples
- Holidaymakers are being told to take lighter luggage on flights from Manchester Airport - to prevent injuries to baggage handlers.
- The union represents hundreds of baggage handlers and check-in staff employed by United at Heathrow Airport.
- Airline and airport employees working in restricted areas - such as pilots, baggage handlers and maintenance workers - are required to undergo new checks.
- Before departure, I harangued the baggage handler about the importance of getting the dog onto the plane ASAP.
- US Airways says it had several hundred flight attendants and baggage handlers phone in sick separating an estimated 10,000 passengers from their luggage.
- Under-siege managers refused to discuss the planned ballot by baggage handlers today.
- The 80s chart-topper was flying from Amsterdam to Edinburgh when baggage handlers put one of his cases on a flight to Liverpool's John Lennon Airport.
- Within minutes, Southwest Airlines baggage handlers came in with carts, loaded the bags and put them on planes - unscreened.
- The baggage handlers have been on strike since December 18 over a dispute about annual pay increases and working conditions.
- All the baggage handlers came out to wave goodbye, then we took off in Concorde.
- Airlines - among them British Airways - and other companies are looking for pilots, cabin crew, baggage handlers, and administration workers.
- Pilots, cabin crew, baggage handlers and check-in staff should have ID cards.
- We don't want people to land in Spain during the strike because there are no baggage handlers and there is no transport once they get there.
- Customs officials say at least 20 baggage handlers and cargo handlers at JFK Airport used their positions to bypass security and smuggle drugs into New York.
- Now, the progress of a passenger can be tracked simultaneously by ticket agents, baggage handlers and flight-control operations.
- I observed the couldn't-care-less attitude of baggage handlers as they threw luggage onto planes in Spain.
- Holidaymakers are facing a summer of chaos at Manchester Airport as baggage handlers prepare to strike.
- A lonely airport baggage handler picks up a pregnant hitchhiker during a fierce late-night storm.
- Travellers flying to Orkney for the festive season should face no disruption at Aberdeen Airport, despite the threat of a baggage handlers' strike.
- But some travelers lock their suitcases, as they don't want the bags either accidentally opening up in transit or being opened up by some baggage handler looking for something to filch.

Definition of baggage handler in US English:

baggage handler

noun

A person who loads and unloads items of luggage at an airport.
a planned strike by baggage handlers threatened disruption for thousands of travelers
Example sentencesExamples
- US Airways says it had several hundred flight attendants and baggage handlers phone in sick separating an estimated 10,000 passengers from their luggage.
- The baggage handlers have been on strike since December 18 over a dispute about annual pay increases and working conditions.
- All the baggage handlers came out to wave goodbye, then we took off in Concorde.
- Travellers flying to Orkney for the festive season should face no disruption at Aberdeen Airport, despite the threat of a baggage handlers' strike.
- The union represents hundreds of baggage handlers and check-in staff employed by United at Heathrow Airport.
- Pilots, cabin crew, baggage handlers and check-in staff should have ID cards.
- Holidaymakers are facing a summer of chaos at Manchester Airport as baggage handlers prepare to strike.
- Airlines - among them British Airways - and other companies are looking for pilots, cabin crew, baggage handlers, and administration workers.
- Now, the progress of a passenger can be tracked simultaneously by ticket agents, baggage handlers and flight-control operations.
- Holidaymakers are being told to take lighter luggage on flights from Manchester Airport - to prevent injuries to baggage handlers.
- I observed the couldn't-care-less attitude of baggage handlers as they threw luggage onto planes in Spain.
- A lonely airport baggage handler picks up a pregnant hitchhiker during a fierce late-night storm.
- Before departure, I harangued the baggage handler about the importance of getting the dog onto the plane ASAP.
- Customs officials say at least 20 baggage handlers and cargo handlers at JFK Airport used their positions to bypass security and smuggle drugs into New York.
- Airline and airport employees working in restricted areas - such as pilots, baggage handlers and maintenance workers - are required to undergo new checks.
- But some travelers lock their suitcases, as they don't want the bags either accidentally opening up in transit or being opened up by some baggage handler looking for something to filch.
- Within minutes, Southwest Airlines baggage handlers came in with carts, loaded the bags and put them on planes - unscreened.
- The 80s chart-topper was flying from Amsterdam to Edinburgh when baggage handlers put one of his cases on a flight to Liverpool's John Lennon Airport.
- We don't want people to land in Spain during the strike because there are no baggage handlers and there is no transport once they get there.
- Under-siege managers refused to discuss the planned ballot by baggage handlers today.

单词	baggage handler
释义	Definition of baggage handler in English: baggage handler noun A person who loads and unloads items of luggage at an airport. a planned strike by baggage handlers threatened disruption for thousands of travellers Example sentencesExamples Holidaymakers are being told to take lighter luggage on flights from Manchester Airport - to prevent injuries to baggage handlers. The union represents hundreds of baggage handlers and check-in staff employed by United at Heathrow Airport. Airline and airport employees working in restricted areas - such as pilots, baggage handlers and maintenance workers - are required to undergo new checks. Before departure, I harangued the baggage handler about the importance of getting the dog onto the plane ASAP. US Airways says it had several hundred flight attendants and baggage handlers phone in sick separating an estimated 10,000 passengers from their luggage. Under-siege managers refused to discuss the planned ballot by baggage handlers today. The 80s chart-topper was flying from Amsterdam to Edinburgh when baggage handlers put one of his cases on a flight to Liverpool's John Lennon Airport. Within minutes, Southwest Airlines baggage handlers came in with carts, loaded the bags and put them on planes - unscreened. The baggage handlers have been on strike since December 18 over a dispute about annual pay increases and working conditions. All the baggage handlers came out to wave goodbye, then we took off in Concorde. Airlines - among them British Airways - and other companies are looking for pilots, cabin crew, baggage handlers, and administration workers. Pilots, cabin crew, baggage handlers and check-in staff should have ID cards. We don't want people to land in Spain during the strike because there are no baggage handlers and there is no transport once they get there. Customs officials say at least 20 baggage handlers and cargo handlers at JFK Airport used their positions to bypass security and smuggle drugs into New York. Now, the progress of a passenger can be tracked simultaneously by ticket agents, baggage handlers and flight-control operations. I observed the couldn't-care-less attitude of baggage handlers as they threw luggage onto planes in Spain. Holidaymakers are facing a summer of chaos at Manchester Airport as baggage handlers prepare to strike. A lonely airport baggage handler picks up a pregnant hitchhiker during a fierce late-night storm. Travellers flying to Orkney for the festive season should face no disruption at Aberdeen Airport, despite the threat of a baggage handlers' strike. But some travelers lock their suitcases, as they don't want the bags either accidentally opening up in transit or being opened up by some baggage handler looking for something to filch. Definition of baggage handler in US English: baggage handler noun A person who loads and unloads items of luggage at an airport. a planned strike by baggage handlers threatened disruption for thousands of travelers Example sentencesExamples US Airways says it had several hundred flight attendants and baggage handlers phone in sick separating an estimated 10,000 passengers from their luggage. The baggage handlers have been on strike since December 18 over a dispute about annual pay increases and working conditions. All the baggage handlers came out to wave goodbye, then we took off in Concorde. Travellers flying to Orkney for the festive season should face no disruption at Aberdeen Airport, despite the threat of a baggage handlers' strike. The union represents hundreds of baggage handlers and check-in staff employed by United at Heathrow Airport. Pilots, cabin crew, baggage handlers and check-in staff should have ID cards. Holidaymakers are facing a summer of chaos at Manchester Airport as baggage handlers prepare to strike. Airlines - among them British Airways - and other companies are looking for pilots, cabin crew, baggage handlers, and administration workers. Now, the progress of a passenger can be tracked simultaneously by ticket agents, baggage handlers and flight-control operations. Holidaymakers are being told to take lighter luggage on flights from Manchester Airport - to prevent injuries to baggage handlers. I observed the couldn't-care-less attitude of baggage handlers as they threw luggage onto planes in Spain. A lonely airport baggage handler picks up a pregnant hitchhiker during a fierce late-night storm. Before departure, I harangued the baggage handler about the importance of getting the dog onto the plane ASAP. Customs officials say at least 20 baggage handlers and cargo handlers at JFK Airport used their positions to bypass security and smuggle drugs into New York. Airline and airport employees working in restricted areas - such as pilots, baggage handlers and maintenance workers - are required to undergo new checks. But some travelers lock their suitcases, as they don't want the bags either accidentally opening up in transit or being opened up by some baggage handler looking for something to filch. Within minutes, Southwest Airlines baggage handlers came in with carts, loaded the bags and put them on planes - unscreened. The 80s chart-topper was flying from Amsterdam to Edinburgh when baggage handlers put one of his cases on a flight to Liverpool's John Lennon Airport. We don't want people to land in Spain during the strike because there are no baggage handlers and there is no transport once they get there. Under-siege managers refused to discuss the planned ballot by baggage handlers today.
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