Ground stop: Flight delays hit Milwaukee business

Rio Preciado talked with businesses still navigating the ripple effects. I just think got to roll with the flow and just be flexible. It's the model Tracy Schmidt says keeps her airport parking and shuttle service business going at times like this. And we just started taking phone calls of people just saying we don't know when we're going to be able to get home. This comes after Friday's four-hour nationwide FAA ground stop. Halted flights across the country and triggered domino effects into the weekend. It's a financial hit businesses like Schmitz are facing head on. I did refund some of the folks who had to cancel their trips completely. On top of refunds, Schmitz is also juggling overlapping reservations as stranded travelers stay longer than planned. Dave and Clarabelle and his wife are among the hundreds of customers caught in the middle. So we just stayed in the Orlando airport from... Three to seven o'clock this morning, then flew to Nashville, missed the flight there because of that. We caught up with them after that long trip at the parking lot where they came to finally pick up their car. While some families are making it back, others are still stuck waiting. I have people that are sitting in Las Vegas that they can't even get home until Tuesday or Wednesday, possibly, before they can get flights back in. Schmidt's hopes things will get back on track soon and this business tells me they're taking it flight by flight as they wait for those customers that are still stranded to make it back home to Milwaukee. Reporting outside of Mitchell International Airport, Abril Preciado, Fox 6 News.