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== Description == | == Description == | ||
=== Design === | === Design === | ||
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. For all of its appearance, the vehicle comes in white, exception | 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. For all of its appearance, the vehicle comes in white, with the exception of GTA San Andreas (where is it only in light gray); the GTA Vice City Stories rendition additionally includes Baggage Handlers in light gray or dark gray alongside white ones. | ||
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". | 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". | ||