Plans to strike at Aberdeen International Airport have been cancelled.
Staff were due to walk out tomorrow, but union Unite has confirmed the action has been postponed for further talks.
However, those with flights scheduled for Friday between 6am and 10am will still be affected, with plans still in place for a walkout then.
The industrial action was sparked over a row about pay and earlier this week the union had confirmed the strikes would take place after staff rejected a 3% increase.
Aberdeen Airport staff during striking action earlier this month
Shauna Wright, Unite regional industrial officer, said: “We have suspended the action for meaningful discussions to take place.
“The company has offered to have talks and we are open to negotiations.
“We have not cancelled Friday’s walk-out, but we will meet with management.
“We are going into this meeting hopeful.”
Some of those who could walk out include firefighters, security and air side staff.
An Aberdeen International Airport spokesperson said: “Strike action has been postponed on Thursday only from 6am to 10am to allow for further discussions to take place.”
