China Airlines flights have returned to normal after striking flight attendants reached an agreement with the Taipei-based airline on Saturday.
China Airlines says that all of the 100 round-trip flights scheduled for Sunday are expected to depart and arrive on schedule. There were also an additional four code share flights scheduled to help transport waiting passengers.
The strike left some 30,000 passengers stranded. Travel agents said that there were 42 tour groups, with a total of 686 people, still stranded on Sunday. They say that all but one group of 18 tourists was expected to return before Monday.