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Heathrow Airport extends restrictions on passenger numbers until after autumn half term

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Heathrow Airport has announced it will extend a restriction on passenger numbers until the autumn. The west London airport confirmed that no more than 100,000 daily travellers will be allowed to depart until October 29.

In a press release, it said the move would "provide passengers with confidence ahead of their half-term getaways". Heathrow chief commercial officer Ross Baker said: “Our primary concern is ensuring we give our passengers a reliable service when they travel.

That’s why we introduced temporary capacity limits in July which have already improved journeys during the summer getaway. Read more: New date set as Spain, France, Portugal and Greece to charge UK tourists to enter “We want to remove the cap as soon as possible, but we can only do so when we are confident that everyone operating at the airport has the resources to deliver the service our passengers deserve.” The passenger cap was originally introduced in mid-July for the UK's busiest airport.

The cap was introduced as it believed that would be more than the number of daily passengers that could be processed in an efficient manner without impacting service levels.

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