Narrative:

About 1 hour and 45 mins after takeoff from eze to mia, I was completing the meal/beverage service and there was sudden, severe, clear air turbulence. I was in the vestibule of the aft l-hand side area in the aft service center. I was thrown back against the edge of the aft, l-hand side lavatory sidewall, where my lower back area (waist line) hit the corner edge, which has a hard rubber guard which protrudes in the corner. I was then thrown forward and my left leg skin area hit the edge of the liquor cart on the right side of the cart. A co-worker who was standing protected by the 2 sidewalls entering the area, held me back from falling back into the outer l-hand side, aft lavatory. I then grabbed a hand-hold and braced until I was able to further protect myself.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: FLT ATTENDANT RPT ABOUT A B767-300 FLT WHICH ENCOUNTERED CLR AIR TURB CAUSING INJURY TO FLT ATTENDANT.

Narrative: ABOUT 1 HR AND 45 MINS AFTER TKOF FROM EZE TO MIA, I WAS COMPLETING THE MEAL/BEVERAGE SVC AND THERE WAS SUDDEN, SEVERE, CLR AIR TURB. I WAS IN THE VESTIBULE OF THE AFT L-HAND SIDE AREA IN THE AFT SVC CTR. I WAS THROWN BACK AGAINST THE EDGE OF THE AFT, L-HAND SIDE LAVATORY SIDEWALL, WHERE MY LOWER BACK AREA (WAIST LINE) HIT THE CORNER EDGE, WHICH HAS A HARD RUBBER GUARD WHICH PROTRUDES IN THE CORNER. I WAS THEN THROWN FORWARD AND MY L LEG SKIN AREA HIT THE EDGE OF THE LIQUOR CART ON THE R SIDE OF THE CART. A CO-WORKER WHO WAS STANDING PROTECTED BY THE 2 SIDEWALLS ENTERING THE AREA, HELD ME BACK FROM FALLING BACK INTO THE OUTER L-HAND SIDE, AFT LAVATORY. I THEN GRABBED A HAND-HOLD AND BRACED UNTIL I WAS ABLE TO FURTHER PROTECT MYSELF.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.