Strike action at two UK airports during the summer holiday period is averted after pay deals are agreed, according to reports from Belfast Telegraph and Yahoo UK News. The articles state that industrial action that had been planned for the busy travel season would not go ahead because negotiations have resulted in new pay arrangements. While details of the specific terms are not fully set out in the provided summaries, both outlets describe the same outcome: talks between airport employers and staff representatives conclude with agreements sufficient to pause or cancel the planned strike days. The reporting characterizes the deals as being struck in time to prevent disruption to passengers travelling during the school holiday period. With the action withdrawn, airport operations are expected to continue without the additional staffing disruption that would have been caused by industrial action. The articles present the development as a resolution following pay negotiations, rather than a court or government intervention. No further changes are described beyond the cancellation or avoidance of the planned summer strikes.