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A suitcase above a downward arrow or a carousel, marking where bags arrive.
Also known as: Baggage claim, Luggage carousel symbol, Suitcase with an arrow
A suitcase with a downward arrow marks baggage reclaim. The arrow means bags coming down to the passenger, which is the opposite of the check-in symbol's upward one.
Marks the area where arriving passengers collect checked baggage.
Contexts: Public information
Points its arrow downward towards the traveller, where the check-in symbol points upward — the direction is the distinction between the two.
Contexts: Public information
Belongs to a family of public information symbols that are tested for comprehension across several countries before adoption, rather than designed by taste — which is what distinguishes them from ordinary iconography.
Contexts: Public information
A simplified suitcase seen from the side with a handle on top, above or beside a broad arrow pointing downward.
Baggage pictograms in the same airport wayfinding set.