A major pipeline that supplies jet fuel to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) suffered a “problem” Sunday that prompted fuel concerns for several airlines.

The Olympic Pipeline, located near Everett, had a crack, prompting worries about delays in fuel distribution. But, according to The Port of Seattle, the issue has been fixed.

“The pipeline was back to full operation yesterday. No operational impacts to flights,” Perry Cooper, the media and public affairs manager for The Port of Seattle, said. “Contingencies are part of operational plans as well as reserves on hand in the airport fuel farm.”

Before the fix Sunday, airlines operating at SEA received a warning, according to ABC News , that they may need to preserve their jet fuel due to the pipeline issue. Officials at SEA sta

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