After five days of turmoil most SAS flights are expected to run on schedule on Wednesday – but some passengers will remain grounded in Sweden.
The strike came to end on Tuesday afternoon after the Swedish pilots’ union SPF agreed to a 2.2-percent wage hike, along with an improved wage scale for young pilots.
SAS expects full service to resume on Thursday.
“There are approximately 340 flights running today but around 50 departures are cancelled,” SAS spokeswoman Anna Mansell told the TT newswire.
She advises any passenger planning to fly on Wednesday to check the company’s website for a list of cancelled flights. Read more:
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