The phrase "luggage carousel" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the conveyor belt in an airport where passengers can retrieve their checked baggage. Example: "After clearing customs, passengers made their way to the luggage carousel to collect their suitcases."
The luggage carousel at Chambery airport ground to a halt.
Your bags will be in luggage carousel C, that's "C" for Captain America".
The centerpiece is a steel luggage carousel, also behind glass, where the sneakers go around.
We weren't bum-rushed at the luggage carousel or hit with googly-eyed stares.
It crops up like an abandoned bag on a midnight luggage carousel.
Shunning the luggage carousel is not cheap; it may be as much as another airline ticket.
They slept on cots, on tile floors and on luggage carousels, as motionless as the planes outside.
MIA FINEMAN 'Goyard Entertainment Center,' Toland Grinnell Toland Grinnell, a New York-based artist, chose the area near the luggage carousels to display the meticulously made convertible valises that he calls "trunks for luxury survival".
The best bits in "A Week at the Airport" are stray meditations on other things: airport food, hotels, security lines, luggage carousels, the proximity we feel in these places to our own deaths.
FORT WORTH — The signs have been all over town for more than a week, starting at the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, where placards atop the luggage carousels at baggage claim feature Phil Mickelson smiling beneath large letters that say, "Welcome Back, Phil".
It strikes me that at the point where Frayn left for Geneva, speech in briefcase, to do battle with recalcitrant international flights, hostile luggage carousels and a supercilious academic audience, he had accepted the destiny of one of his protagonists: those farcical cousins of Sisyphus who seem doomed for a lifetime to roll big custard pies up a hill.
