Lufthansa flights returned to normal on Thursday after a two-day strike by pilots locked in conflict with the German airline over cost cuts and pay.
"We expect normal flight service without cancellations," a Lufthansa spokeswoman said.
A German court ruled on Wednesday the pilots must halt their strike because it was not only over pay and retirement benefits but also over Lufthansa's plans for low-cost expansion, which is not part of the union's mandate in pay talks.
The ruling came too late, though, to normalize Wednesday's flight schedule.
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