Though the federal government shutdown late last night, flights and travel are expected to continue mostly as normal across the country — but there could be delays.

While all airport and air traffic control operations and Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screenings will continue during the government shutdown, staffing may be reduced.

This could lead to delays and longer lines at security screenings, according to AAA Northeast travel advisors.

Travel advisors with AAA warn travelers to get to the airport early and utilize TSA PreCheck or other expedited screening.

They also say to “aggressively monitor” flight status, gather all emergency contact info ahead of time and check on the FAA, TSA and State Department websites for updates and advisories.

What about passports?

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