Narrative:

During briefing, I informed first flight attendant they would have to be down early due to high wind at ewr. We were given 20 min hold at penns in smooth air. Put seat belts on at top of descent. As soon as cleared from hold, gave flight attendant prepare for landing PA. Later I made a PA -- flight attendants be seated -- because I heard them working in galley. During approach we had occasional moderate turbulence. When we got to gate and I was saying good-bye to flight attendants, a working flight attendant told me he had fallen. I asked if he needed any assistance, he said no, but he would be filing a report. No assistance was given and no outward signs of injury were seen.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: CABIN ATTENDANT ON A B757 INFORMED THE CAPT AFTER LNDG THAT HE HAD FALLEN DUE TO TURB AND RECEIVED POSSIBLE UNKNOWN INJURIES.

Narrative: DURING BRIEFING, I INFORMED FIRST FLT ATTENDANT THEY WOULD HAVE TO BE DOWN EARLY DUE TO HIGH WIND AT EWR. WE WERE GIVEN 20 MIN HOLD AT PENNS IN SMOOTH AIR. PUT SEAT BELTS ON AT TOP OF DSCNT. AS SOON AS CLRED FROM HOLD, GAVE FLT ATTENDANT PREPARE FOR LNDG PA. LATER I MADE A PA -- FLT ATTENDANTS BE SEATED -- BECAUSE I HEARD THEM WORKING IN GALLEY. DURING APCH WE HAD OCCASIONAL MODERATE TURB. WHEN WE GOT TO GATE AND I WAS SAYING GOOD-BYE TO FLT ATTENDANTS, A WORKING FLT ATTENDANT TOLD ME HE HAD FALLEN. I ASKED IF HE NEEDED ANY ASSISTANCE, HE SAID NO, BUT HE WOULD BE FILING A RPT. NO ASSISTANCE WAS GIVEN AND NO OUTWARD SIGNS OF INJURY WERE SEEN.

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.