Hundreds of Qantas ground workers stopped work for 24 hours on 28 October.
The strike covers Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, and Perth.
Qantas says no flights were hit by 9am on Wednesday.
Every QantasLink flight out of Sydney left on time.
Ground staff move freight and support some QantasLink flights in Sydney.
Staff come from QAL, Qantas Ground Services, and Australian Air Express.
The union wants pay in line with industry rates.
Workers also want steady hours and one Qantas employer structure.
Qantas offered rises of up to 26 per cent plus back pay to September 2025.
About 1,800 ground jobs were outsourced in 2020, later ruled unlawful.
The strike ends Thursday morning, but talks over pay go on.
Read both sides, the pay offer, and what travellers should check.
Get the full breakdown, key numbers, and what happens next.
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