What happened
The incident occurred during the approach phase of a commercial flight operated by a Boeing 767-200. At the time, the aircraft was cruising at an altitude of approximately 11,500 feet while actively deviating from cumulonimbus clouds to avoid severe weather conditions. The cabin crew had illuminated the seat belt signs as a precautionary measure, and all passengers were securely seated in their assigned positions.
Despite these safety protocols, the aircraft encountered significant turbulence. A flight attendant who was in the process of preparing the cabin for landing was suddenly thrown around the rear section of the aircraft. The violent motion resulted in physical injuries to the crew member.