As the federal government shutdown stretches into its seventh day, turbulence is mounting across the nation’s airports. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) now warns of a possible ground stop in Houston—an extreme measure that could ripple across the country.

North Texas’ two largest airports do not expect any impacts on flight operations amid the government shutdown. A spokesperson for Dallas Fort Worth International Airport told the Star-Telegram on Wednesday morning that operations are normal.

Ground stops are listed as "possible" at some airports across the country today as the government shutdown barrels on.

Dallas Love Field plans a $1 billion overhaul, widening concourses and adding new facilities to handle millions more passengers.

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