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12 February 2003 Flight Attendant Nonfatal Injuries and Illnesses Overview Background Sample Incident Reports FSF Report BLS Definitions Reardon Study, 1988 AFA Study, 1994 to 2000 Conclusions Further Study Background Sample Incident Reports On December 22, 1996 … 737-400 … encountered severe turbulence while cruising in visual meteorological flight conditions at Flight Level 350, approximately 30 miles east of Yakutat, Alaska … the three flight attendants aboard were injured … One flight attendant received minor injuries, two flight attendants received serious injuries [fractured pelvis and elbow; fractured vertebrae in back] and were hospitalized On November 18, 1999 … 767-223 … experienced a rapid decompression during climb … 2 of the 10 flight attendants, and 4 of the 111 passengers reported having sustained minor injuries and several were transported to a local hospital for examination On August 12, 2000 … EMB-120ER twin turboprop airplane … experienced an uncommanded disconnect of the autopilot while descending … the flight attendant … landed on the galley floor, on her right ankle and leg Background Sample Incident Reports JANUARY 4, 1998 … FA … INJURED HER BACK WHILE RETURNING THE FIRST CLASS LIQUOR CART TO ITS GALLEY POSITION FLIGHT ATTENDANT … 18 MAY [1998] … DURING THE AIRCRAFT DESCENT … LEFT EAR STARTED TO BE VERY PAINFUL AND BECAME BLOCKED. THE PAIN WAS STILL VERY SEVERE AFTER LANDING AND FA VISITED THE AIRPORT MEDICAL CENTER. DOCTOR DIAGNOSED AEROTITIS AND RECOMMENDED FA NOT TO FLY FOR THREE DAYS 8/29/98, F/A STATES WHILE BOARDING SHE REACHED UP TO CLOSE A FULL BIN, SHE HAD TO LEAN PULL PUSH UP. F/A FURTHER STATES SHE SUDDENDLY FELT A SHARP PAIN GOING THROUGH HER NECK ON LEFT SIDE Background Flight Safety Foundation Report Cabin Crew Safety, July-August 2002 “Study of Airline’s Flight Attendants Finds More Than Half of Injuries Affect Muscles and Bones in Back, Neck, Shoulders” “A report on the Canadian study says that the primary risk factors were