The DHS shutdown has created travel chaos for flight passengers as a Philadelphia airport closes security checkpoints. Long wait times are reported at major airports amid the crisis.

Philadelphia International Airport announced Wednesday it was temporarily closing two more Transportation Security Administration checkpoints due to ongoing TSA staffing shortages

As the partial government shutdown continues, so do long lines at airports like Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport.

The weekend travel crunch is being felt in Atlanta on Friday, where the continuing partial shutdown and TSA staffing shortage is resulting in huge wait times.

Additional security checkpoints at PHL are closed as a partial government shutdown affecting TSA drags on.

Two more terminals will be closed starting on Wednesday at Philadelphia International Airport. On March 18, travelers will not be able to pass through the TSA checkpoints at Terminals A-West or F, the airport said.

Despite widespread concerns of travel chaos amid TSA staffing issues, Philadelphia International Airport is seeing minimal signs of disruption so far.

The Transportation Security Administration has closed a couple of security checkpoints in Terminal 4 at Sky Harbor Airport due to staffing issues.