Send-off ceremony for Vietnam’s delegation to 11th ASEAN Para Games
A ceremony was held at Terminal T2 of Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi on July 26 to see off the Vietnamese delegation to the 11th ASEAN Para Games, which will take place in Indonesia.
Some athletes and Vietnam Airlines staff members pose for a photo at the ceremony. (Source: Vietnam Airlines)
Hanoi (VNA) –A ceremony was held at Terminal T2 of Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi onJuly 26 to see off the Vietnamese delegation to the 11th ASEAN ParaGames, which will take place in Indonesia.
The event wasorganised by Vietnam Airlines and the National Sports Administration under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
The national flag carrier will operate special direct flights to Adisumarmo InternationalAirport of Indonesia to carry the athletes and other delegation members to theevent.
It has arranged particular check-inkiosks and seats for the delegation to ensure convenience. It has also assignedits staff to receive the delegation at airports of Vietnam and Indonesia.
Earlier, the airline served more than200 Vietnamese athletes competing at the ASEAN Para Games in 2015, 2017 and2018.
With 14 sports, the 11th ASEAN Para Games isscheduled to take place in Indonesia from July 26 to August 7.
The Vietnamese delegation comprises 153members, including 18 coaches and 120 athletes, who will compete in eightsports, namely athletics, swimming, powerlifting, badminton, table tennis,chess, judo, and archery./.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations Para Sports Federation (APSF) has applauded the Indonesian government's five-month preparations for holding the 11th ASEAN Para Games.
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Some athletes and Vietnam Airlines staff members pose for a photo at the ceremony. (Source: Vietnam Airlines) 
