"baggage carrier" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a person who transports or carries luggage or baggage, such as a bellhop at a hotel or a porter at a train station. Example: The baggage carrier loaded our suitcases onto the cart and led us to our room at the hotel.
When a baggage carrier took him to the plane the doors had been closed.
One migrant, in 1931, was a baggage carrier bound for Jiddah, the Saudi Arabian port city that is a gateway to Mecca, Islam's holiest place.
Along with Salim Saeed al-Gerin, a 26-year-old baggage carrier, Ali offered a guided tour of the village's bin Laden sites.
After an 11-hour flight back from Brazil, delayed for two hours after a baggage carrier collided with the aircraft, the Germany squad flew in low over the "fan mile", where the public had been gathering since the previous evening.
Her chained, jawless and armless zombie baggage carriers are also intriguing, to say the least.
Normally, the liaison officers are glorified travel agents for senators making overseas trips -- "baggage carriers," they are snidely called -- but Mr. McCain's personality and renown as a war hero made his cramped office a magnet for key senators.
No breach of gracious Japanese hospitality, this; rather, it is ancient tradition that forbids the inn from employing porters or bellboys, and has since the day in 1303 when its baggage carriers committed ritual seppuku en masse rather than surrender to an attacking samurai lord.
Several airlines around the world asked travelers not switch on the jumbo smartphone or put it in checked baggage, with some carriers banning the phone on flights.
To the extent, therefore, that the articles carried by the passenger for his personal use exceed in quantity and value such as are ordinarily or usually carried by passengers of like station and pursuing like journeys, they are not baggage for which the carrier, by general law, is responsible as insurer.
In a now well-known case, that's what happened when the carrier's baggage employees manhandled singer Dave Carroll's guitar on the tarmac.
Check airline rules for preparing a carrier as baggage.
