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| name = Baggage Handler
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|name = Baggage Handler
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|aka = Baggage <small>(''GTA San Andreas'')</small>
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| front_image = BaggageHandler-GTAVC-front.jpg
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|front_image = BaggageHandler-GTAVCS-front.jpg
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| image_size = 300
  
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|rear_image = BaggageHandler-GTAVCS-rear.jpg
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| caption = The Baggage Handler in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA Vice City]]
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|caption = A '''Baggage Handler''' in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]''.
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| vehicle_type = Public Service vehicle
  
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|type = Public service vehicle
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| body_style = Airport tug
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|body_style = Airport tug
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| capacity = 2 (driver and passenger)
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|capacity = 2 <small>(driver and passenger)</small>
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| appearances = [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City|GTA Vice City]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|GTA San Andreas]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories|GTA Vice City Stories]]<br>[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars|GTA Chinatown Wars]]
  
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|games = {{Games|VC=y|SA=y|VCS=y|CW=y}}
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|related = [[Airtug]]<br>[[Tug]]
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|roadspawn = *Yes <small>(3D Universe)</small>
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*Parked <small>(all games)</small>
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|carcols =
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{{Expand|'''GTA Vice City'''|
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{{CarColVC/Title}}
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{{CarColVC|no=1|1|73}}
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{{CarColVC|no=2|1|74}}
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{{CarColVC|no=3|1|75}}
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{{CarColVC|no=4|1|76}}
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{{CarColVC|no=5|1|77}}
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{{CarColVC|no=6|1|78}}
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{{CarColVC|no=7|1|79}}<br>
 
}}
  
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{{Expand|'''GTA San Andreas'''|
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{{CarColSA/Title}}
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{{CarColSA|no=1|1|73}}
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{{CarColSA|no=2|1|74}}
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{{CarColSA|no=3|1|75}}
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{{CarColSA|no=4|1|76}}
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{{CarColSA|no=5|1|77}}
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{{CarColSA|no=6|1|78}}
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{{CarColSA|no=7|1|79}}<br>
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{{Expand|'''GTA Vice City Stories'''|
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{{CarColVCS/Title}}
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{{CarColVCS|no=1|99|99}}
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{{CarColVCS|no=2|98|98}}
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{{CarColVCS|no=3|76|76}}
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}}
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|modelname = baggage <small>(3D Universe)</small>
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|handlingname = BAGGAGE <small>(3D Universe)</small>
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|textlabelname = BAGGAGE <small>(3D Universe)</small>
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|inttxd = *Generic <small>(3D Universe)</small>
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}}
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The '''Baggage Handler''' (or '''Baggage''') is a small airport tug featured in ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]'', ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'', ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]''.
   
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==Design==
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The '''Baggage Handler''' is a small airport tug featured in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]] and [[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]], used to transport luggage to and from aircraft. The vehicle is simply known in GTA San Andreas as the '''Baggage'''.
  
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===3D Universe===
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The Baggage Handler is presumably based on an older Clark CT towing tractor, with a flattened design.
   
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In ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories]]'', the vehicle is designed as an open-air, single-seat airport tug, where the front end is rounded and features a small bumper at the bottom and a square-shaped grille with four separations in the center, while the sections beside it house circular headlights and small indicators above. The front engine compartment is relatively large and mounts what looks like an exhaust on the right-hand side. The driver section is situated behind the engine compartment and is offset to the left, with the steering wheel centered to the seat, and with small dials on the right, followed by a small luggage compartment with guard rails and cases. The rear section assumes a slanted shape on the upper half and a flat end on the lower half, having small marker lights on the rear surface of the luggage compartment, large red tail lights with a tow hitch on the lower half, and a large bumper at the bottom. Both renditions spawn in a white primary color around the body, although the ''GTA Vice City Stories'' rendition may spawn in other colors as well.
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== Description ==
  
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=== Design ===
  
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The Baggage Handler is designed as an open air, electrically power vehicle predominantly used to pull loads in airports. Due to its function, the vehicle barely offers any luxuries; the vehicle does features a small cargo compartment in the rear, which may occasionally contain cases, toolboxes or earmuffs. In all of its appearances, the vehicle comes in white, with the exception of in GTA San Andreas, where is it only a light gray; the GTA Vice City Stories rendition additionally includes Baggage Handlers in light gray or dark gray alongside white ones. The GTA Chinatown Wars rendition receives a longer frontal engine compartment in order to scale the vehicle better to gameplay. Regardless, when driven, the driver appears oversized due to a minuscule driver compartment. In the PSP version, the Baggage Handler is surgical green, whereas in the DS version, it is white.
  
   
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In ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'', the vehicle largely remains identical, albeit with several changes on the model: the front bumper is mounted at a lower height and the grille has an additional separation, while the engine compartment has an openable hood and a longer exhaust with what seems to be a rain cap. There are also vented details on the lower sides and grab handles near the driver compartment, as well as the corresponding fuel cap on the left-hand side and a small box on the right-hand side of the driver compartment. The luggage compartment mounts an amber beacon that flashes at night, while the compartment itself may appear empty or with a large toolbox, a small case and earmuffs as separate extras. On the rear end, the upper half features a small handle in the center and circular tail lights on the edges (consisting of upper main/brake units and lower reverse units), while the lower half adds black/yellow warning stickers beside the hitch (with the hitch able to [[Towing|tow]] a [[Baggage Box]], its [[Baggage Box (open)|open]] variant or [[Tug Stairs]]). The vehicle is only seen in a light gray primary color applied to the body.
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In GTA San Andreas, it is possible to use the Baggage Handler to tow [[Towing#GTA San Andreas 2|luggage carts]] and [[Towing#GTA San Andreas 2|a staircase]] found in airports. The game considers these attachments as vehicles so they can be damaged, catch on fire, and explode. Security guards in GTA Vice City can also be seen driving Baggage Handlers as their "gang car".
  
   
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===''Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars''===
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<gallery width="auto" perrow="3" style="font-size:95%; padding:0;" widths="160">
  
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The ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]'' rendition receives a longer frontal engine compartment in order to better scale the vehicle to gameplay. Regardless, when driven, the driver appears oversized due to a minuscule driver compartment. In the [[PlayStation Portable|PSP]] version of the game, the Baggage Handler is surgical green, whereas in the [[Nintendo DS|DS]] version, it is white.
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BaggageHandler-GTAVC-front.jpg|A Baggage Handler in GTA Vice City (<small>[[:Image:BaggageHandler-GTAVC-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
  
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Baggage-GTASA-front.jpg|A "Baggage" in GTA San Andreas (<small>[[:Image:Baggage-GTASA-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view]]</small>).
  
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{{Clr}}
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BaggageHandler-GTAVCS-front.jpg|A dark gray Baggage Handler in GTA Vice City Stories (<small>[[:Image:BaggageHandler-GTAVCS-rear.jpg|Rear quarter view, light gray color]]</small>).
  
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===Version History Gallery===
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BaggageHandler-GTACW.png|A Baggage Handler in GTA Chinatown Wars.
  
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{{Vehicle Design History Gallery
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|GTAVC_Front_imagename = BaggageHandler-GTAVC-front.jpg
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|GTAVC_Rear_imagename = BaggageHandler-GTAVC-rear.jpg
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|GTASA_Front_imagename = Baggage-GTASA-front.jpg
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|GTASA_Rear_imagename = Baggage-GTASA-rear.jpg
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|GTACW_Front_imagename = BaggageHandler-GTACW-front.jpg
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|GTACW_Rear_imagename = BaggageHandler-GTACW-RearQuarter.jpg
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}}
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==Performance==
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===3D Universe===
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The slow speed, weak construction, and poor handling of the Baggage Handler make driving one of these on a heavily traveled, high-speed thoroughfare extremely treacherous. Furthermore, the Baggage Handler is highly susceptible to damage from [[weapons]], to the point where close range [[Shotguns|shotgun]] blasts can physically move the vehicle. In ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'', however, it has considerably better speed and handling and, while still not recommended for freeway travel, is a quick and efficient mode of transport from getting from the airport to a safehouse or other location via surface streets. Its best use is as a substitute for walking, being slower than a car, yet faster than running.
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All renditions of the Baggage Handler use an electric engine according to the files, although the ''GTA San Andreas'' rendition features a small, petrol-like engine. In ''GTA Vice City'' and ''GTA Vice City Stories'', the vehicle uses a single-speed (CVT) gearbox, an AWD layout and little to no engine sound, while in ''GTA San Andreas'', it uses a three-speed gearbox, a RWD layout and a noisy engine shared with the [[Tug]].
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====3D Universe Overview====
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{{Vehiclestats-3d
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|handling_top_speed = 99 / 160 <small>(''GTA Vice City'' & ''GTA San Andreas)</small>
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43 / 70 <small>(''GTA Vice City Stories'')</small>
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|handling_gears = 1 <small>(''GTA Vice City'')</small>
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3 <small>(''GTA San Andreas'' & ''GTA Vice City Stories'')</small>
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|handling_engine = Electric
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|handling_drivetrain = AWD <small>(''GTA Vice City'')</small>
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RWD <small>(''GTA San Andreas'' & ''GTA Vice City Stories'')</small>
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|handling_mass = 1000 / 2205
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|observed_acceleration =
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|observed_top_speed =
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|observed_gears = 1 <small>(''GTA Vice City'')</small>
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3 <small>(''GTA San Andreas'' & ''GTA Vice City Stories'')</small>
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|observed_engine =
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|observed_drivetrain = AWD <small>(''GTA Vice City'')</small>
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RWD <small>(''GTA San Andreas'' & ''GTA Vice City Stories'')</small>
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}}
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===''Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars''===
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While nothing much has changed in the ''[[Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars]]'' rendition of the Baggage Handler, speed and handling have been tweaked slightly, although it is still a slow vehicle.
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==Gallery==
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<gallery position="center">
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Baggage-Handler-GTACW-iosversion.jpg|GTA Chinatown Wars rendition, iOS version.
 
</gallery>
  
</gallery>
   
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==Prominent Appearances in Missions==
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===''Grand Theft Auto Vice City''===
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*[[Sunshine Autos Import Garage]] - The Baggage Handler is on of the 24 vehicles wanted by [[Sunshine Autos]] for its import garage. Placed on the fourth and final list.
   
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=== Performance ===
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==Locations==
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Since the Baggage Handler is an airport vehicle, it can be easily found around these facilities, either parked or driving around the hangars and runways.
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The Baggage Handler's slow speed, weak construction, and poor handling make driving one of these on a heavily traveled, high-speed thoroughfare extremely treacherous. Furthermore, the Baggage Handler is highly susceptible to damage from [[weapons]], to the point where close range [[shotgun]] blasts can physically move the vehicle. The version in GTA San Andreas, however, has considerably better speed and handling and, while still not recommended for freeway travel, is a quick and efficient mode of transport from getting from the airport to a safehouse or other location via surface streets. Its best use is as a substitute for walking, being smaller than a car, yet faster than running. However, even the [[Tug|Tug,]] [[Caddy|Caddy,]] and [[Faggio]] are better choices than this.
  
   
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===''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City''===
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The Baggage Handler's engine varies from game to game and is either an electric motor or a small petrol engine, possibly a 4-cylinder. All powerplants are coupled to a CVT except Chinatown Wars where it has a diesel engine and multiple gears.
  
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*It can be found in various areas inside the [[Escobar International Airport]]:
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**One is parked near the helipad.
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**One is parked beside some baggage boxes south of the terminal.
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**One is parked between a ramp and the western wall of the terminal.
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**One is parked between two hangars in the west side of the airport.
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*It can be found driven near [[Fort Baxter Air Base]].
   
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===''Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas''===
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While nothing much has changed in the GTA Chinatown Wars rendition of the Baggage Handler, speed and handling have been tweaked slightly, although it is still slow.
  
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*[[Los Santos International Airport (3D Universe)|Los Santos Airport]], one is parked halfway between the [[Dodo]] and the [[Shamal]] parked there.
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*It can be found in various areas inside the [[Easter Bay Airport]]:
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**One is parked in front of the closest hangar to the [[Maverick]].
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**One is parked beside the hangar where the Dodo and [[Rustler]] are located.
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**One is parked to the east of the terminal.
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**One is parked in front of the hangar south of the control tower.
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*It can be found on the roads next to airports, especially when leaving the airstrip.
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*It can be found inside the three airports, circling around buildings, along with Tugs.
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===''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories''===
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*It can be found in two areas within the Escobar International Airport:
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**One is parked beside the southernmost hangar in the west side.
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**Two are parked at the end of the curved runway next to Fort Baxter Air Base.
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===''Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars''===
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*It can be found inside the [[Francis International Airport (HD Universe)|Francis International Airport]].
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==Radio Stations==
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{{Defaultradioheader|name=Baggage Handler}}
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{{Defaultradio|game=SA|defaultstation=[[K-JAH West]]}}
   
 
==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
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===''Grand Theft Auto: Vice City''===
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* The Baggage Handler plays [[K-JAH West]] by default when entered in GTA San Andreas.
  
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*[[Security Guards]] of the [[Patrol Invest Group]] can also be seen driving Baggage Handlers as their "gang car".
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* The Baggage Handler, just like the [[Airtug]] in [[GTA IV]] has shared the same design since [[GTA Vice City]], see [http://www.igcd.net/vehicles.php?make=Clark&model=CT&width=1024 here]for proof.
  
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*In Chinatown Wars, there is a glitch where if the player melees, tasers or chainsaws a driver while he's still on the vehicle, he will die but stay in an awkward position. If the player tries entering the vehicle the driver will either fall off or drive away, suggesting that the player, when attempting to enter, knocked his foot onto the gas pedal although the player isn't supposed to be able to do that. Tested on the iOS version, PSP version, and DS version. This will not work on the iOS Lite.
  
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*In [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]], the Baggage trucks sometimes spawn outside the hospital next to [[Las Venturas Airport]]. This is weird, because a Baggage truck has no real reason for being in the parking lot of a hospital.
  
   
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===''Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas''===
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== See also ==
  
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*The Baggage trucks sometimes spawn outside the hospital next to the [[Las Venturas Airport]]. This is strange, because a Baggage truck has no real reason for being in the parking lot of a hospital. This is because of the vicinity the hospital is located (the airport), which makes industrial and airport vehicles more common in traffic.
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* [[Tug]]
  
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*Doing sharp turns with luggage carts attached can sometime cause the luggage carts to be thrown away with great force. The same applies to the [[Tractor]] and the [[Tow Truck]] when attaching large vehicles.
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* [[Airtug]]
  
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*When the player reverses the Baggage with a cart attached while making a reverse U-turn, the Baggage will do reverse donuts without the player's control
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* [[Ripley]]
  
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*At night, all the beacons of the Baggage Handler will still flash even if there is no driver.
   
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==Bugs/Glitches==
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=== ''Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars''===
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*There is a glitch in which if the player melees, tasers or chainsaws a driver while he is still on the vehicle, he will die, but stay in an awkward position. If the player tries entering the vehicle the driver will either fall off or drive away, suggesting that the player, when attempting to enter, knocked his foot onto the gas pedal although the player is not supposed to be able to do that (tested on the iOS version, PSP version, and DS version. This will not work on the iOS Lite).
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==See also==
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*[[Tug]] - ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]'' equivalent.
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*[[Airtug]] - ''[[Grand Theft Auto IV]]'' and ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]'' equivalent.
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*[[Ripley]] - Large airport tug featured in the [[HD Universe]].
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Latest revision as of 16:06, 26 February 2024

The Baggage Handler (or Baggage) is a small airport tug featured in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars.

Design

3D Universe

The Baggage Handler is presumably based on an older Clark CT towing tractor, with a flattened design.

In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, the vehicle is designed as an open-air, single-seat airport tug, where the front end is rounded and features a small bumper at the bottom and a square-shaped grille with four separations in the center, while the sections beside it house circular headlights and small indicators above. The front engine compartment is relatively large and mounts what looks like an exhaust on the right-hand side. The driver section is situated behind the engine compartment and is offset to the left, with the steering wheel centered to the seat, and with small dials on the right, followed by a small luggage compartment with guard rails and cases. The rear section assumes a slanted shape on the upper half and a flat end on the lower half, having small marker lights on the rear surface of the luggage compartment, large red tail lights with a tow hitch on the lower half, and a large bumper at the bottom. Both renditions spawn in a white primary color around the body, although the GTA Vice City Stories rendition may spawn in other colors as well.

In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the vehicle largely remains identical, albeit with several changes on the model: the front bumper is mounted at a lower height and the grille has an additional separation, while the engine compartment has an openable hood and a longer exhaust with what seems to be a rain cap. There are also vented details on the lower sides and grab handles near the driver compartment, as well as the corresponding fuel cap on the left-hand side and a small box on the right-hand side of the driver compartment. The luggage compartment mounts an amber beacon that flashes at night, while the compartment itself may appear empty or with a large toolbox, a small case and earmuffs as separate extras. On the rear end, the upper half features a small handle in the center and circular tail lights on the edges (consisting of upper main/brake units and lower reverse units), while the lower half adds black/yellow warning stickers beside the hitch (with the hitch able to tow a Baggage Box, its open variant or Tug Stairs). The vehicle is only seen in a light gray primary color applied to the body.

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars

The Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars rendition receives a longer frontal engine compartment in order to better scale the vehicle to gameplay. Regardless, when driven, the driver appears oversized due to a minuscule driver compartment. In the PSP version of the game, the Baggage Handler is surgical green, whereas in the DS version, it is white.

Version History Gallery

Performance

3D Universe

The slow speed, weak construction, and poor handling of the Baggage Handler make driving one of these on a heavily traveled, high-speed thoroughfare extremely treacherous. Furthermore, the Baggage Handler is highly susceptible to damage from weapons, to the point where close range shotgun blasts can physically move the vehicle. In Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, however, it has considerably better speed and handling and, while still not recommended for freeway travel, is a quick and efficient mode of transport from getting from the airport to a safehouse or other location via surface streets. Its best use is as a substitute for walking, being slower than a car, yet faster than running.

All renditions of the Baggage Handler use an electric engine according to the files, although the GTA San Andreas rendition features a small, petrol-like engine. In GTA Vice City and GTA Vice City Stories, the vehicle uses a single-speed (CVT) gearbox, an AWD layout and little to no engine sound, while in GTA San Andreas, it uses a three-speed gearbox, a RWD layout and a noisy engine shared with the Tug.

3D Universe Overview


Vehicle Statistics - 3D Universe
Acceleration
(0-60 mph in Seconds) 		Top Speed
(mph / kmh) 		Gears Engine Drivetrain
(FWD / RWD / AWD) 		Mass
(kg / lbs)
Handling.cfg
N/A 99 / 160 (GTA Vice City & GTA San Andreas)

43 / 70 (GTA Vice City Stories)

1 (GTA Vice City)

3 (GTA San Andreas & GTA Vice City Stories)

Electric AWD (GTA Vice City)

RWD (GTA San Andreas & GTA Vice City Stories)

1000 / 2205
Observed
N/A N/A 1 (GTA Vice City)

3 (GTA San Andreas & GTA Vice City Stories)

N/A AWD (GTA Vice City)

RWD (GTA San Andreas & GTA Vice City Stories)

Cannot be observed

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars

While nothing much has changed in the Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars rendition of the Baggage Handler, speed and handling have been tweaked slightly, although it is still a slow vehicle.

Gallery

Prominent Appearances in Missions

Grand Theft Auto Vice City

Locations

Since the Baggage Handler is an airport vehicle, it can be easily found around these facilities, either parked or driving around the hangars and runways.

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

  • It can be found in various areas inside the Escobar International Airport:
    • One is parked near the helipad.
    • One is parked beside some baggage boxes south of the terminal.
    • One is parked between a ramp and the western wall of the terminal.
    • One is parked between two hangars in the west side of the airport.
  • It can be found driven near Fort Baxter Air Base.

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

  • Los Santos Airport, one is parked halfway between the Dodo and the Shamal parked there.
  • It can be found in various areas inside the Easter Bay Airport:
    • One is parked in front of the closest hangar to the Maverick.
    • One is parked beside the hangar where the Dodo and Rustler are located.
    • One is parked to the east of the terminal.
    • One is parked in front of the hangar south of the control tower.
  • It can be found on the roads next to airports, especially when leaving the airstrip.
  • It can be found inside the three airports, circling around buildings, along with Tugs.

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories

  • It can be found in two areas within the Escobar International Airport:
    • One is parked beside the southernmost hangar in the west side.
    • Two are parked at the end of the curved runway next to Fort Baxter Air Base.

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars

Radio Stations

The Baggage Handler has the following default radio station/s:

Trivia

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

  • The Baggage trucks sometimes spawn outside the hospital next to the Las Venturas Airport. This is strange, because a Baggage truck has no real reason for being in the parking lot of a hospital. This is because of the vicinity the hospital is located (the airport), which makes industrial and airport vehicles more common in traffic.
  • Doing sharp turns with luggage carts attached can sometime cause the luggage carts to be thrown away with great force. The same applies to the Tractor and the Tow Truck when attaching large vehicles.
  • When the player reverses the Baggage with a cart attached while making a reverse U-turn, the Baggage will do reverse donuts without the player's control
  • At night, all the beacons of the Baggage Handler will still flash even if there is no driver.

Bugs/Glitches

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars

  • There is a glitch in which if the player melees, tasers or chainsaws a driver while he is still on the vehicle, he will die, but stay in an awkward position. If the player tries entering the vehicle the driver will either fall off or drive away, suggesting that the player, when attempting to enter, knocked his foot onto the gas pedal although the player is not supposed to be able to do that (tested on the iOS version, PSP version, and DS version. This will not work on the iOS Lite).

See also

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[ v • e ]Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
SportsBanshee | Blista Compact | Cheetah | Comet | Deluxo | Infernus | Stinger
4WD and utilityBF Injection | Bobcat | Landstalker | Mesa Grande | Patriot | Rancher | Sandking | Walton
Four-door carsAdmiral | Glendale (Bloodring Banger) | Greenwood | Oceanic (Bloodring Banger) | Perennial | Regina | Sentinel (XS) | Stretch | Washington
Two-door carsEsperanto | Hermes (Cuban) | Idaho | Manana | Phoenix | Sabre (Turbo) | Stallion | Virgo | Voodoo
VansBurrito (Gang) | Moonbeam | Pony (Top Fun) | Rumpo | Securicar
Industrial trucksBenson | Boxville (Mr Whoopee) | Flatbed | Mule (Spand Express) | Linerunner | Packer | Trashmaster | Yankee
Public serviceBus | Cabbie (Kaufman | Zebra) | Coach | Taxi
Government and emergencyAmbulance | Barracks OL | Enforcer | FBI Rancher | FBI Washington | Fire Truck | Police | Rhino | VCPD Cheetah
Aircraft
ControllableHunter | Maverick (Police | VCN) | Sparrow (Sea) | Skimmer
UncontrollableDeadDodo | Police Maverick (NPC) | Static Planes (Airtrain | Learjet) | The Gash Blimp
MotorcyclesAngel | Faggio (Pizza Boy) | Freeway | PCJ-600 | Sanchez
BoatsCoast Guard | Cuban Jetmax | Dinghy | Marquis | Predator | Reefer | Rio | Speeder | Squalo | Tropic
Remote controlled (RC)RC Bandit | RC Baron | RC Goblin | RC Raider
MiscellaneousBaggage Handler | Caddy | Hotring Racer (Hotrina | Hotrinb) | Love Fist | Romero's Hearse
BetaAmbassador | Coastguard Maverick | Cougar | Kuruma | TOYZ
Category:Vehicles in GTA Vice City | Vehicles by type | Special Vehicles in GTA Vice City | Beta Vehicles
[ v • e ]Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Sports, Muscle, Tuner,
and Super cars		Banshee | Buffalo | Bullet | Cheetah | Comet | Elegy | Euros | Flash | Hotknife | Hotring Racer (Hotrina | Hotrinb) | Infernus | Jester | Phoenix | Sabre | Stratum | Sultan | Super GT | Turismo | Uranus | ZR-350
SUVs and UtilityBobcat | Huntley | Landstalker | Mesa | Picador | Rancher (Lure) | Sadler (Beater) | Walton | Yosemite
Four-door carsAdmiral | Elegant | Emperor | Glendale (Beater | Bloodring Banger) | Greenwood | Intruder | Merit | Nebula | Oceanic | Perennial | Premier | Primo | Regina | Sentinel | Solair | Stafford | Stretch | Sunrise | Vincent | Washington | Willard
Two-door carsAlpha | Blista Compact | Bravura | Buccaneer | Cadrona | Clover | Club | Esperanto | Feltzer | Fortune | Hermes | Hustler | Majestic | Manana | Previon | Stallion | Tampa | Virgo | Windsor
VansBurrito | Camper | Hotdog | Moonbeam | Newsvan | Pony ( Berkley's RC Van) | Rumpo | Securicar
Industrial trucksBenson | Boxville (BoxBurg | Mr Whoopee) | Cement Truck | DFT-30 | Dozer | Dumper | Flatbed | Linerunner | Mule | Packer | Roadtrain | Tanker | Yankee
LowridersBlade | Broadway | Remington | Savanna | Slamvan | Tahoma | Tornado | Voodoo
Public serviceBaggage | Bus | Cabbie | Coach | Forklift | Sweeper | Taxi | Tow Truck | Trashmaster | Tug | Utility Van
RailwayBrown Streak (Coach) | Freight (Flat) | Tram
Government and emergencyAmbulance | Barracks | Enforcer | FBI Rancher | Fire Truck (Ladder) | Patriot | Police (SFPD | LVPD) | Ranger | Rhino | S.W.A.T.
Offroad vehiclesBandito | BF Injection | Dune | Monster (Monstera | Monsterb) | Quad | Sandking
Fixed-wing aircraftAndromada | AT-400 | Beagle | Cropduster | Dodo | Hydra | Nevada | Rustler | Shamal | Skimmer | Stuntplane
HelicoptersCargobob | Hunter | Leviathan | Maverick (News Chopper | Police) | Raindance | Sparrow (Sea)
Bicycles and motorcyclesBike | BF-400 | BMX | Faggio (Pizzaboy) | FCR-900 | Freeway | HPV-1000 | Mountain Bike | NRG-500 | PCJ-600 | Sanchez | Wayfarer
WatercraftCoastguard | Dinghy | Jetmax | Launch | Marquis | Predator | Reefer | Speeder | Squalo | Tropic | Vortex
Remote controlled (RC)RC Bandit | RC Baron | RC Goblin | RC Raider | RC Tiger
TrailersArticulated Trailer (Hopper | Short) | Baggage Box (Open) | Farm Trailer | Petrol Truck | Tug Stairs
CountrysideCombine Harvester | Journey | Mower | Tractor
MiscellaneousCaddy | Jetpack | Kart | Parachute | Romero
Beta vehiclesAirtrain | Coastguard Maverick | FBI Truck | Float | Freight Box | RC Cam | Rio | Roller | Skateboard | Utility Trailer
Category:Vehicles in GTA San Andreas | Vehicle stats in GTA San Andreas | Vehicles in GTA San Andreas | Vehicles by type | Special Vehicles | Beta vehicles
[ v • e ]Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
Sports and muscle carsBanshee | Cheetah | Comet | Deluxo | Infernus | Phoenix | Polaris V8 | Sabre (Cholo | Turbo) | Stinger
Four-door carsAdmiral | Glendale | Greenwood | Oceanic | Perennial | Regina | Sentinel | Sentinel XS | Stretch | Washington
Two-door carsBlista Compact | Esperanto | Hermes (Cuban) | Idaho | Manana | Stallion | Virgo | Voodoo
SUVs, trucks and vansBenson | Bobcat | Boxville (Mr Whoopee) | Burrito | Flatbed | Gang Rancher | Landstalker | Linerunner | Mesa Grande | Moonbeam | Mule | Patriot | Pony | Rumpo | Sandking | Walton | Yankee
Public serviceCabbie | Coach | Securicar | Taxi | Trashmaster
Government and emergencyAmbulance | Barracks OL (Ammo Truck) | Enforcer | FBI Rancher | FBI Washington | Fire Truck | Rhino | VCPD Cheetah | VCPD Cruiser | VCPD WinterGreen
Fixed-wing aircraftBiplane | Skimmer
HelicoptersAir Ambulance | Armadillo | Hunter | Little Willie | Maverick | Sea Sparrow | Sparrow | VCN Maverick | VCPD Maverick
Bicycles and MotorcyclesBiker Angel | BMX | Faggio | Freeway | PCJ-600 | Quad | Sanchez | Streetfighter | Ventoso | WinterGreen
WatercraftBovver'64 | Coast Guard | Dinghy | Jetmax | Jetski | Marquis | Predator | Reefer | Rio | Speeder | Squallo | Tropic | Violator | Yola
MiscellaneousBaggage Handler | BF Injection | Bulldozer | Caddy | Domestobot | Forklift | Splitz-6 ATV
UncontrollableStatic Planes (Airtrain | Learjet) | VCPD Maverick (NPC)
BetaAmbassador | Coastguard Maverick | Top Fun | Unnamed Motorcycle
Category:Vehicles in GTA Vice City Stories | Vehicles by type | Special Vehicles in GTA Vice City Stories | Beta Vehicles
[ v • e ]Vehicles in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars
Sports, muscle and
tuner cars		500 XLR8 | Banshee | Cityscape | Comet | Dukes | Infernus | MK GT9 | Resolution X | Sabre GT | Stallion | Style SR | Sultan | Turismo
CarsAdmiral | Blista | Buccaneer | Chavos | Cognoscenti | Hellenbach | Ingot | Limo | Manana | Perennial | Peyote | Voodoo
SUVs, trucks and vansAngel | Alphamail | Bobcat | Burrito | Cavalcade | Cavalcade FXT | Dragon Wagon | Fists | Flatbed | Gumshoe | Patriot | Recovery | Tanker | Yankee
Public serviceBus | Cabbie | Subway Car
Government and emergencyAmbulance | FIB Rancher | Fire Truck | NOOSE Enforcer | Police Patrol | Rhino
MotorcyclesAngel | Chopper | NRG 900 | Sanchez
WatercraftCoast Guard Dinghy | Coast Guard Launch | Cruiser | Destroyer | Dinghy | Jetmax | Reefer | Wet Ski | Zhouboat
MiscellaneousBaggage Handler | Bulldozer | Formula R | Go Kart | Hearse
Aircraft
HelicoptersDefender | Helitours Maverick | Police Maverick | Sparrow
Static (Non-Controllable)Airtrain | Ogham
Beta VehiclesCoquette | Triad Burrito
Category:Vehicles in GTA Chinatown Wars | Vehicles in GTA Chinatown Wars | Vehicles by type | Special Vehicles | Beta Vehicles | Manufacturers
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