Testing by BP, the company that operates the Olympic pipeline, east of Everett, uncovered no leaks in the 16-inch segment, allowing it to be safely restarted on Tuesday morning. Plans are being developed for a 20-inch segment where a leak was found.

The Olympic pipeline, which is responsible for sending fuel to Sea-Tac airport and supporting the takeoffs of hundreds every day. The pipeline has been shut down for over a week, forcing airlines to stop long-haul flights at nearby airports to refuel and tank up on fuel on incoming flights.

Governor Kotek declared a fuel emergency after the Olympic pipeline shutdown, directing a coordinated emergency fuel response and transportation relief efforts to ensure adequate supply across Oregon. The Governor declared a state of emergency across Orego

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