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Flamengo's Logistics Include Five Chartered Flights to Lima, Peru

Flamengo is preparing to face Sport this Saturday (15), in a postponed match of the 12th round of the Brasileirão. However, already thinking about the Libertadores final on November 29, Fla has confirmed the travel date and detailed the club's logistics.

What are the details of the trip and logistics?

In summary, Flamengo confirmed that they will depart for Lima, Peru, on November 26, a Wednesday. Additionally, the club informed that the chartered flights will depart from Galeão Airport. In total, Fla chartered five planes.

One of them will be 100% executive, intended for Flamengo's football delegation. On the other hand, one will carry club professionals who will be working in Lima. Finally, the other three planes will accommodate athletes' families, directors, members, and advisors.

These individuals will bear the costs of their own tickets. Furthermore, Flamengo stated that Flamengo's Football Manager, Gabriel Skinner, has been in Lima since last Monday (10).

Why did Flamengo send professionals to Lima?

First and foremost, Gabriel Skinner went to Lima to represent Flamengo and to conduct technical inspections at the chosen training and concentration sites.

Until this Wednesday (12), Skinner will be accompanied by the Fan Relationship Manager, Marcelo Conti. The idea is for the professionals to also coordinate security and infrastructure issues aimed at the Flamengo supporters.

Where will Flamengo stay?

During their stay in the Peruvian capital, Flamengo will be staying at the Hilton Miraflores Hotel. The location will serve as a logistical and operational base until the day of the match.

Additionally, Flamengo's training sessions will be held at La Videna, the training center of the Peruvian Football Federation. The schedule includes an activity on the afternoon of the 27th (Thursday) and another on the morning of the 28th (Friday), with times to be confirmed.

Finally, Flamengo's delegation is scheduled to return to Brazil in the early hours of Sunday (30), with a flight planned for 2:30 AM (Brasília time).

And the final?

Flamengo and Palmeiras will face off at 6 PM (Brasília time) on November 29, at the Monumental Stadium in Lima, Peru. Thus, the match will determine the first Brazilian club to win the Libertadores championship for the fourth time.

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