AeroFla in the Libertadores: Rio de Janeiro gets ready for Flamengo’s party | OneFootball

Flamengo and Palmeiras will face each other on the 29th of this month, in Lima, Peru, for the Libertadores final

The biggest AeroFla is always the next one. It is estimated that more than ten thousand Flamengo fans will take part in the route of the bus that takes the players from Ninho do Urubu to Galeão airport. Flamengo will depart on the 26th of this month for the Libertadores final in Peru.

The Rio Operations Center (COR-Rio) and representatives from Flamengo held, this Wednesday (12th), the first meeting to organize the event's logistics. Thus, COR-Rio provided an estimate of the number of fans and the traffic changes that will need to be made.

“The focus is to ensure the integrity of the delegation. Likewise, to guarantee the safety of all fans participating in AeroFla,” emphasized Flamengo's head of security, José Pinheiro.

How will AeroFla work?

So, roadblocks are expected to begin an hour and a half before the Flamengo buses leave the Ninho do Urubu training center, which should happen from 2 p.m. onwards. Thus, vehicles and fans will be escorted along the 50.5 km route.

Is everyone from Flamengo going?

In addition to AeroFla, however, Flamengo has chartered five planes to take 700 people to the Libertadores final. There will be two aircraft for the football delegation—one exclusively for players and coaching staff, and the other for the club’s remaining employees.

When is the Libertadores final?

Spurred on by AeroFla, Flamengo and Palmeiras will face off on the 29th of this month, starting at 6 p.m. (Brasília time). Thus, the all-Brazilian clash will take place at the Monumental U stadium, in Lima, Peru.

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