NOUN
- an area in an airport where arriving passengers can collect the luggage that has been carried in the hold of the aircraft
How To Use baggage claim In A Sentence
- The airport is the first anywhere in the world to feature a system created by SITA for passengers to scan baggage claim tags and (hopefully) instantly discover where any lost baggage is located.
- Maisha and Tiger meet us outside baggage claim, and Maisha is looking terrific as usual.
- Could I see your ticket and baggage claim tags , sir?
- The airport is the first anywhere in the world to feature a system created by SITA for passengers to scan baggage claim tags and (hopefully) instantly discover where any lost baggage is located.
- We then headed downstairs to baggage claim, retrieved our luggage and went through customs.
- The counter is located in the baggage claim area in the airport terminal.
- She stands in front of new arrivals and pleasantly explains where they can find the baggage claim and the taxi ranks.
- Then on to the baggage claim carrousel which was missing several panels, allowing one to see the garbage and waste piled up under the moving belt, along with a few suitcases that had managed to fall through the openings. Episode I | SciFi, Fantasy & Horror Collectibles
- The driver tooted his horn and zipped off in the direction of Baggage Claim.
- The rude bump of the wheels on blacktop and the soft ding of the "seatbelt off" sign after taxiing are inevitably accompanied by the impatient sound of one hundred seatbelts flying off as eager travelers stampede for the privilege of being the first to stand in line at baggage claim. Gemma de Choisy: Confessions of a Dual Citizen
