German airline Lufthansa has struck a wage deal with cabin crews, ending the last of several major labour disputes in Germany’s aviation sector that saw flight operations disrupted with several strikes. The agreement on a three-year collective bargaining deal was announced by the Independent Flight Attendants Organization (UFO) trade union on Thursday. The deal, which will run through the end of 2026, provides for wage increases of 17.4% in three stages for the nearly 19,000 employees covered by the agreement, and a one-off inflation compensation bonus of €3,000 ($3,200). The agreement must st…