Flights are now departing according to the usual timetable, with no further cancellations or disruptions planned, says the carrier.
In preparation for potential industrial action, the airline took the decision Thursday to cancel 18 Saturday morning flights, affecting around 2,500 passengers travelling to and from Asia, Europe and domestic destinations.
Although a full strike was averted, a further dispute – this time over a new contract for airline caterers – is still threatening to hamper traffic at airports and freight terminals. Employers and unions will return to the negotiating table next week.
A political historian told Uutissuomalainen that men in Finland tend to be more right-leaning politically.
Minister of Employment Arto Satonen (NCP) expressed confidence that the economy will return to growth by the time the government's planned reforms take effect.
Confidence in the ability of Prime Minister Petteri Orpo's NCP-led government to remain in office for its full term is significantly lower than it was for other recent cabinets.