Multiple outlets report that Uruguay’s football federation cancels a planned charter flight following the team’s elimination from the World Cup. Instead of traveling on the charter, players are left to return home using commercial flights. Japan Times and India Today both state that the federation scraps the charter flight and that the squad must take regular scheduled services. Yahoo Sports also reports the same sequence of events, describing the change in travel arrangements as part of the fallout from Uruguay’s exit. A Reddit Sports post echoes the report, indicating players fly commercial after elimination. Across the coverage, the common point is the reportedly cancelled charter and the resulting shift to commercial travel for the players. None of the provided sources supplies additional context beyond the change in flights, such as the federation’s stated reason or details on whether staff or officials are affected. The reports therefore focus on the travel decision made after the team leaves the tournament.