DFW and Love Field airports are seeing longer TSA wait times as unpaid federal workers struggle to report for duty during the ongoing shutdown.

One of the busiest times for travel is rapidly approaching and airports are sure to be crowded. Further complicating matters is the ongoing

Frontier Flight 1324 from Denver lands at DFW under FBI escort after “bomb” note found in bathroom—threat ruled non-credible.

The alert was issued around 1:30 p.m., stating that flights arriving at DFW are delayed by an average of 18 minutes — but could experience delays over an hour long. According to the alert, those flight disruptions are expected to last until 10 p.m.

A Frontier Airlines flight from Denver to Dallas was grounded on Monday morning because of a security concern.

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground delay for flights departing other cities to DFW International Airport on Friday evening due to staffing shortages. The FAA said the average delay is 45 minutes.

According to the FAA, total flight delays rose sharply as a result of the outage from roughly 1,256 minutes earlier in the morning to more than 4,500 minutes, with the maximum individual delay reaching 129 minutes. The agency rated the probability of extending the ground stop as “medium.”

The Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) issued a ground delay until 10 p.m. at Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) Airport Monday due to staffing.

The FAA said Thursday’s ground delay snarled departures to DFW by an average of 21 minutes. The delay is currently in effect until 9:59 p.m., the FAA said.

Police swarmed a plane in Dallas after a 'threatening' note was found in the toilet - according to social media users, the note contained a bomb threat