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Report: Other fall to lower level, unspecified at AMERICAN AIRLINES in Dfw Airport, Texas

DATE: 05/30/20

An employee was loading a last-minute bag into the cargo bin of an aircraft. The belt loader that was normally used was pulled away, so the employee jumped from the ground to the cargo bin. The employee fell from the cargo bin and struck the back of his head on the concrete, suffering a traumatic brain injury, temporal skull fracture, and subarachnoid and subdural bleeding.

Report ID2020055015 
Date05/30/2020 
UPA1598561 
Inspection1477192 
Primary NAICS481111 
Nature1681Skull fracture and intracranial injury
Part of Body111Brain
Source8111Airplane-jet or turbine engine
Secondary Source6695Airport runways
Event4330Other fall to lower level, unspecified
Hospitalized Yes 
Amputation No 

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