The word 'carrier' is correct and usable in written English
Generally speaking, it is used to refer to a person or thing that carries something, either literally (such as a vehicle or ship used for transporting goods) or figuratively (such as a person who gives something to another person, e.g. a disease). For example, "The carrier of the disease spread it quickly through the town."
The attackers used grenade launchers and automatic weapons to fire at the Ukrainian column, hitting an armoured personnel carrier.
The whole day's provisions were stored in a Tupperware container and in a Kwik Save carrier bag.
No-frills carrier Atlas Blue is also launching twice-weekly flights from Gatwick to Fez, starting on 19 December on Mondays and Fridays (atlas-blue.com).com
The Hungarian airline, which is the largest low-cost carrier in central and eastern Europe, announced plans to raise £200m on the London markets less than four weeks ago.
Budget carrier Wizz Air has revived plans to float on the stock market after abandoning the idea last summer because of volatility in the airline industry.
Virgin and Delta have vowed to become a "formidable competitor" on UK-US routes after the American airline was cleared to complete its purchase of a 49% stake of Sir Richard Branson's Atlantic carrier.
Budget carrier Wizz Air has scrapped plans for a £200m flotation on the London stock exchange, blaming turbulence in the aviation market.
The chief executive of IAG, the parent of British Airways and Iberia, is close to securing control of Aer Lingus after the Irish government agreed to sell its own shareholding in the former flag carrier to the group.
The aircraft carrier INS Vikrant, already sold to a ship-breaker, should be turned into a maritime museum.
The people carrier with system of 12 cameras and a lidar sensor, which scans the environment using a spinning laser, attached to its roof was spotted by a Bay Area local blog called Claycord news and talk.
On the carrier strike gap – ships without the right planes for a decade – even No 10 admits the risk.
