Airlines are scrambling to find spare parts after a major engine manufacturer issued a recall

• Pratt & Whitney announced last month that 1,200 engines would need to be removed for inspection.
• JetBlue's COO said it was looking to lease engines to prevent disruption.
• And Hawaiian Airlines' CEO said it had "spare support" including from P&W.

Airlines are scrambling to find spare parts due to an engine recall which threatens to cancel flights, the Financial Times first reported.

JetBlue, Spirit Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, and Wizz Air are among the fleets which will be affected, and they've been updating investors on how they plan to deal with the disruption.