baggage handler

For a short time, he worked as a baggage handler at an airport.

Instead, he said baggage handlers went for nine years with no pay increase.

Jason left his job as an airline baggage handler just last year.

Baggage handlers pick up the bag and take it to the plane.

She also applied for a job at the airport as a baggage handler.

What's the impact of the baggage handler on the airline's bottom line?

The two baggage handlers in the plane had swung down to the ground.

"Six of our people are ground crew or baggage handlers.

I took it over to air freight, as the baggage handler suggested.

She said, though, that two baggage handlers were taken to the hospital as a precaution.

Agents have also talked to baggage handlers and anyone who had access to the plane.

"I can assure you we are in a safe place," a baggage handler said.

And we'll disguise you as a baggage handler, since they're almost invisible.

The main cuts, though, would come from the mechanics and baggage handlers because there are more than 16,000 workers in each group.

Even American's baggage handlers, most of them men, earn more than flight attendants.

He had been afraid to entrust them to baggage handlers.

The security task force guy, he called baggage handlers Throwers.

She was seen on the departures platform by one of the baggage handlers.

Oh, and be sure to tip the baggage handler.

Poor baggage handlers have never had the best reputation.

A novel about five minutes in the life of a Polish railroad baggage handler.

Baggage handlers say most of them are made of aluminum.

He'll be the baggage handler, move the bodies out.

Baggage handlers were already fiendishly at work on the high platform.

He was laid off after Sept. 11, she said, and spent a year looking for work before landing the job as a baggage handler.