skycap

In his stepped-up duties as skycap, purser and handyman, Smith is privy to the unfiltered opinions of travelers.

Curbside Check-in is designed to give customers the convenient opportunity to book, purchase and check-in from home, drop their bags curbside with a skycap and move directly through the security check-point to their gate.

Her father was an airport skycap, her mother a cook.

Godolphin's Skycap showed a good attitude when going down by a nose to Angel Rock on his racecourse debut at Yarmouth and can make amends en route to better things in the ladbrokes.com Mountsorrel Maiden Stakes at Leicester.

A skycap pushed him in the chair from his plane to the bus stop where he would catch the bus to the new terminal.

If the skycap knows you by name, and you've racked up so many frequent flier miles you're giving them away to the grocery bagger, you're a Jetsetter.

Consider this: Each shoot for "Deep Jungle" meant hauling around more than 1,000 pounds of gear through a rain forest, with nary a skycap in sight.

skycap An airport employee who checks baggage at the curbside.

(Consider that at some small island airports, the air traffic controller is also the ticket-taker and the skycap!)

"We're checking two bags," I told the skycap outside the airport.

Since 1994 Hubbell Lighting has produced a hemispherical shield known as the SkyCap (NPU-BI).

You don't need to get on a plane, book a hotel, take a cab, go out to restaurants, or tip the doorman or skycap.