After nearly a month on strike, Machinists Union workers at Textron Aviation in Wichita are expected to return to work after voting Sunday to accept the latest contract offer from the company.

After voting in favor of that latest offer this weekend, machinists will start returning to work on Wednesday.

The union accepted the company's latest contract proposal which will end a strike that has lasted the last four weeks.

Striking workers at Textron Aviation have agreed to a new five-year contract with the company, bringing their four-week strike to an end.

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Textron workers from Local 774 of the Machinists union have voted to ratify a new contract offer from the company.   The contract covers nearly 5,000 members across three campuses in Wichita,

The new offer is for a 31% general wage increase over five years instead of the previous offer's 26% increase over four years.

Striking Textron Aviation workers have been presented with an improved contract offer as the aircraft manufacturer looks to end crippling industrial action.

WICHITA — Striking Machinists union members at Textron Aviation are scheduled to begin returning to work this week. Union members voted over the weekend to accept the company’s latest contract offer.

The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers District 70, Local Lodge 774, ratified a new five-year contract to end the four-week strike at Textron Aviation.

IAM International president Brian Bryant said: "Our skilled members in Wichita know what it takes to make Textron Aviation products just like they know how to stick together for w

Striking Machinists union members at Textron Aviation are scheduled to begin returning to work this week. Union members voted over the weekend to accept the company’s latest contract offer. The union had rejected the first contract proposal and went on strike Sept.