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OFI Offers Charter Flight for Fans Ahead of Europa League Playoff Second Leg
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OFI Offers Charter Flight for Fans Ahead of Europa League Playoff Second Leg

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Greek football club OFI is offering fans the chance to travel with the team on a charter flight for their Europa League playoff second leg.
  • The club aims to boost support for a crucial European match, with CSKA Sofia appearing to be their likely opponent.
  • Packages include flights, transfers, and accommodation, with priority given to season ticket holders.

Football club OFI is giving its supporters the opportunity to travel with the team on a charter flight for the Europa League playoff second leg. This initiative aims to rally fans for one of the season's most significant European games as the club pushes for qualification to the League Phase.

The likely opponent for OFI is CSKA Sofia, who hold a strong advantage after a 3-0 victory in their first match. The Cretan club's announcement details a comprehensive travel package in collaboration with their official partner, Aktina Travel Group. This package allows fans to be part of the European mission, traveling alongside the team for away matches throughout the 2026-27 season.

The first trip will be on August 26 for the Europa League playoff second leg. The charter flight will depart from Heraklion's "N. Kazantzakis" airport on the morning of the match eve and return to Crete after the game concludes. The package includes airfare, airport taxes, and all ground transportation to the hotel, stadium, and back to the airport. Accommodation options are available in double rooms for 790 euros or single rooms for 880 euros. The match ticket is not included but is guaranteed. Priority will be given to 2026-27 season ticket holders on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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