India, Nov. 29 -- The massive repair order for widely used A320 jets has sparked a frenzy globally, with multiple airlines grounding their planes, impacting flight operations. Airbus SE issued a software update following a recent incident involving a JetBlue Airways airliner, stating that over 6,500 A320 jets will require the fix.

While the fix only requires reverting to earlier software, the planes cannot be allowed to fly before the change is made. This has forced airlines globally to ground many of its planes.

Here's a list of airlines whose flight ops have been hit:

Jetstar: Jetstar Airways, the budget arm of Australia's national flag carrier Qantas, is impacted by the A320 recall. Without specifying any number, the airlines in a s...