(CNN) — In the latest moves aimed at curbing air travel chaos, Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport has extended its summer months passenger cap and British Airways has suspended limited-haul ticket revenue from London’s Heathrow Airport.

Schiphol Airport announced Tuesday it will be continuing its passenger cap by means of September and October.

The maximum number of travellers departing in September will be restricted to 67,500, the airport mentioned in a assertion. That number will be greater to 69,500 for every day in October.

Schiphol acknowledged this time period incorporates two months of autumn holiday seasons and “for that reason the expectation is that there will be an regular of 3,500 too several local departing passengers.”

“Dependent on the ability built offered by Schiphol, the unbiased slot coordinator (ACNL) will consult with all airlines to be certain that the variety of passengers is appropriate in relation to the safety ability,” the airport said.

The passenger cap was initially released at the airport in June, with Schiphol blaming a larger-than-predicted demand from customers for travel and a limited labor sector leaving far too few workers to cope with it.

Passenger caps are also in perform at London’s Heathrow Airport.

British Airways announced Tuesday that it was suspending the sale of tickets on quick-haul flights from Heathrow in reaction to the airport’s passenger cap.

In a assertion BA reported it will consider “dependable motion and limit the accessible fares on some Heathrow companies to assistance maximise rebooking choices for existing clients, given the constraints imposed on us and the ongoing issues dealing with the total aviation field.”

The flights afflicted will be shorter-haul only and income are anticipated to resume on August 8.

The passenger cap introduced at Heathrow past month was aimed at a every day excess of 4,000 seats that was leading to provider to fall “to a stage that is not suitable,” CEO John Holland-Kaye stated in asserting the go.

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