The phrase "attendant reports" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is providing information or updates related to an event, situation, or duty, often in a formal or professional setting.
Example: "The attendant reports that all flights are on schedule and there are no delays at this time."
Alternatives: "staff reports" or "employee updates".
I'm not sure what I would do if I realized that the person sitting next to my 10-year-old (thanks to the airlines' new policy of not seating families together) decided to edit his next adult-film masterpiece during a flight, as Beth Blair, a flight attendant reports happening on a flight out of Burbank, Calif.
United Continental Holdings alerted pilots that access codes to cockpit doors were accidentally posted on a public website by a flight attendant, reports the Wall Street Journal.
In one call, an official said, a flight attendant reported that two other flight attendants had been stabbed.
South Coast Highway: A valet attendant reported that a male patron smelled like alcohol in the 1500 block at 2 30 a.m.
When word of the shocking decision came down, their Gulfstream 550 had to be rerouted back to the airport, at which point Leon Brown, the plane's men's room attendant, reported seeing the brothers weeping in each other's arms.
We adjusted models labelled as cluster adjusted and covariate adjusted for both clustering at birth attendant level and for imbalances in baseline covariates, including years of education, birth attendants' marital status, and whether the birth attendant reported that being a birth attendant was her primary job.
Flight attendants report on high physical load and complaints particularly focussing on the lower back.
Eighty percent of the flight attendants reported muscle pulls and sprains.
They include female attendants reporting being asked to expose themselves at the 2016 DEF CON event and having their crotches grabbed at the same event in 2012.
"The flight attendants report that it's too expensive to dump in the U.S.," she says.
Female flight attendants reported 34% more reproductive cancers.
