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Common collocations with luggage in American Collocation

luggage noun uncountable

US /ˈlʌɡɪdʒ/

heavy or large in size

bulky
heavy
oversize

If you have heavy luggage, it is best to take a taxi.

carried on to a plane with you

carry-on
hand

Carry important medications in your hand luggage.

put in the hold of an aircraft

checked-in

The airline will start charging for each piece of checked-in luggage.

carry luggage

carry
transport

Porters are hard to find so you will be the one responsible for carrying your luggage.

give luggage to someone at an airport so it can be put on the plane

check (in)

You can check your luggage in at the airline counter.

load/unload luggage

load
stow
unload

Unload your luggage and an official will safely park your car for you.

get your luggage back

collect
reclaim
retrieve

I had to dash back to the station, retrieve my luggage and then hurry to the airport.

item
piece

Please make sure all items of luggage are securely stowed in the overhead lockers.