Narrative:

During boarding; the entire crew smelled an exhaust-like smell; like burning oil. It was thick and irritating to my eyes and throat. I notified captain; and stopped boarding. He thought it was possibly de-icing fluid burning off the packs. After takeoff; the smell returned full force. It was so bad; I called him even though we were not out of 10;000 feet. He was able to play with the packs; and the smell dissipated. During descent; the smell came back full force again. I had irritation to my throat and my eyes were burning. The smell was acrid and thick; and you could taste it in your mouth; and feel it in your eyes.went to company doctor. Was losing my voice and was very fatigued. Watery eyes and a chemical-like burn/sore on my lip. Heavy throat irritation.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: Two A321 Flight Attendants reported suffering physical effects from noxious fumes in the cabin.

Narrative: During boarding; the entire crew smelled an exhaust-like smell; like burning oil. It was thick and irritating to my eyes and throat. I notified Captain; and stopped boarding. He thought it was possibly de-icing fluid burning off the packs. After takeoff; the smell returned full force. It was so bad; I called him even though we were not out of 10;000 feet. He was able to play with the packs; and the smell dissipated. During descent; the smell came back full force again. I had irritation to my throat and my eyes were burning. The smell was acrid and thick; and you could taste it in your mouth; and feel it in your eyes.Went to company doctor. Was losing my voice and was very fatigued. Watery eyes and a chemical-like burn/sore on my lip. Heavy throat irritation.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site 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.