Sept 12 (Reuters) - Members of the United Auto Workers

union at GE Aerospace's Evendale, Ohio, and Erlanger,

Kentucky, facilities have reached a tentative agreement with the

company, the union said on Friday.

"Members will vote on ratification on September 19, and

until then, all picket lines will continue," UAW said in a post

on X.

In late August, over 600 workers from the union went on a

strike after failing to reach a new contract agreement with the

company.

The strike marked the latest flashpoint of a broader

wave of labor actions across the aerospace and aviation

industries, where unions have sought to leverage demand for

skilled workers into better contracts.

Pilots, flight attendants, machinists and engineers have

all pushed for higher pay and tougher job protections in recent

years.

GE's Evendale plant builds marine and industrial engines

for the U.S. Navy, while the Erlanger facility supplies parts to

some of the company's engine plants.

GE did not immediately respond to a request for comment.