British Airways pilots who are members of Balpa have accepted a revised pay offer, the union has confirmed.
Some 1,700 flights due to carry nearly 200,000 passengers were grounded during a two-day strike in September.
Heathrow Airport was worst affected by the walkout.
British Airways had offered a pay rise of 11.5% over three years but pilots demanded a larger share of the airline’s profits.
Balpa general secretary Brian Strutton said during the strike that its members had taken “big pay cuts to help the company through hard times”.
A Balpa statement read: "A ballot of British Airways pilots closed today following the dispute over pay and terms and conditions.
"Members of the British Airline Pilots Association (Balpa) employed by BA voted nearly 9 to 1 to accept the final agreement which was proposed by ACAS and recommended by Balpa and its BA reps."
