JAMAICA, NEW YORK— ·SIR #2025099774
American Airlines
An employee had just arrived to work and was driving a tug to the gatehouse. The tug ran over chocks while exiting the inbound area, causing the employee to fall…
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DFW AIRPORT, TEXAS— ·SIR #2025065940
American Airlines, Inc.
An employee was driving a baggage-tugging vehicle when it collided with another baggage-tugging vehicle, nearly head-on. The two vehicles came to rest parallel to each other, with…
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MIAMI, FLORIDA— ·SIR #2025065529
American Airlines, Inc.
An employee was wing-walking the right wing of an aircraft. The employee tripped over chocks on the ground, fell, and landed on their right wrist, breaking it.
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BRIDGETON, MISSOURI— ·SIR #2025055044
American Airlines
During installation of one of the wheel assemblies, the injured employee was working to align the brake disc to the wheel keyways. Another mechanic was applying pressure to the wheel…
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS— ·SIR #2025054933
American Airlines, Inc.
On May 25, 2025, at approximately 10:42 p.m., the injured employee was standing in front of a cargo loader while another employee was operating a tug with a…
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MIAMI, FLORIDA— ·SIR #2025021370
AMERICAN AIRLINES
An employee was driving a tug when it collided with a second tug. The employee's left leg was broken.
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MIAMI, FLORIDA— ·SIR #20241110653
American Airlines, Inc.
An employee was descending from an aft cargo compartment when they fell to the ground, resulting in fractures.
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GRAPEVINE, TEXAS— ·SIR #20241110238
American Airlines
An employee was preparing to remove the nose landing gear (NLG) assembly. The employee removed the nut from the connecting pin, which links the lower drag brace to the NLG…
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JAMAICA, NEW YORK— ·SIR #2024087795
American Airlines, Inc.
An employee was operating rolling hangar doors to prepare for aircraft that were coming into the mechanic shop for repairs. The employee was trapped between the hangar door and the…
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MIAMI, FLORIDA— ·SIR #2024087352
American Airlines
An employee was loading cargo when they experienced abdominal pain and were hospitalized with a hernia.
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MIAMI, FLORIDA— ·SIR #2024076332
American Airlines, Inc.
An employee was operating a baggage tractor. The tractor struck a concrete barrier and ejected him. It then ran over his left foot, resulting in a fractured ankle.
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MIAMI, FLORIDA— ·SIR #2024076294
AMERICAN AIRLINES
An employee was stepping out of a conveyor belt when she lost footing and fell to the ground. She suffered a broken leg.
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DFW AIRPORT, TEXAS— ·SIR #2024054602
American Airlines
An employee was walking on a ramp. They lost their footing and fell to the ground. The employee was hospitalized with a broken right hip and required surgery.
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PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA— ·SIR #2024054122
American Airlines, Inc
An employee slipped on a wet floor while walking through an indoor breezeway between offices and the airport terminal. The employee fell and sustained a fractured patellar tendon and a…
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS— ·SIR #2024031992
American Airlines, Inc.
Employee 1 was driving a bag tractor that was pulling two carts. After disconnecting one cart, employee 1 made a left turn toward the belt loader. Employee 2 was walking…
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PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA— ·SIR #20231211518
American Airlines Group Inc.
An employee was on a dock loading aircraft parts into a courier truck. The employee stepped back and tripped on an uneven gap between the metal loading dock and the…
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DFW AIRPORT, TEXAS— ·SIR #20231110337
American Airlines
An employee was working in a bag room when they fell on the ground, sustaining a fractured left hip.
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JAMAICA, NEW YORK— ·SIR #20231110089
American Airlines
An employee was supervising the loading of an aircraft and attempting to loosen a stuck pallet when his finger was caught and severed. The employee's left ring finger sustained…
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS— ·SIR #2023076554
American Airlines, Inc.
An employee was manually closing a hangar door when their right hand was caught in the door. His right hand was crushed and his middle finger was partially amputated.
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MIAMI, FLORIDA— ·SIR #2023076259
American Airlines
An employee was moving a belt loader into position to change a flat tire when he slipped and his foot was run over. The employee sustained a toe fracture.
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PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA— ·SIR #2023054740
American Airlines
Employees were setting up to offload an aircraft. The injured employee was standing near a baggage tractor by the right wing of the plane. A belt-loader was being driven…
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FORT WORTH, TEXAS— ·SIR #2023032266
American Airlines, Inc.
An employee was walking down an escalator, fell, and traveled down the escalator about 10 feet before landing on the floor. The employee sustained a fractured clavicle.
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS— ·SIR #2023021816
American Airlines
An employee was walking down the passenger boarding stairs to the ramp when he misstepped and fell, fracturing his left arm and elbow.
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MIAMI, FLORIDA— ·SIR #20221110036
AMERICAN AIRLINES, INC
An employee was driving a tug on the service road. When he turned right, the tug struck an aircraft chock and then struck a belt loader that was parked at…
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TULSA, OKLAHOMA— ·SIR #2022119628
American Airlines, Inc.
An employee was polishing a shaft using sand paper on a drill press. The employee's glove was caught in the drill press, resulting in an amputation to the left…
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