Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport Departures (CDG)

Flight Departures at Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport

CDG or Roissy Airport lies only 23 to 25 km (14 to 16 miles) northeast of central Paris and is well connected via trains and buses. The airport has its own train stations and the terminals are linked too by public transport. Several parking facilities, including car parks for motorcyclists, offer parking to holidaymakers and business travelers within a short distance of the terminals.

VIP Services for Charles de Gaulle Airport Departures

There are several VIP services available that make travelling to and from CDG easier: for example premium parking and a personal guide, the Icare Lounge and the My Conciergerie service, which offers passengers a door-to-door service from their home to the airport (and back). Available in 8 different languages, the service includes Porters, Tax Refund Assistance, Transfer by private chauffeured prestige car to and from the airport and much more.

Duty Free and General Shopping

Passengers only need to show their boarding pass when they go shopping in the Duty Free Shopping area. The outlet is open from the 1st to the last flight of the day. There are even small trolleys in the departure lounges so passengers don't have to carry their shopping bags in the terminal.

Restaurants and Coffee Shops

Starbucks, Pret A Manger and McDonalds are just some of the well-known names present at the three terminals at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. Snacks or a full dinner service, you can have it all at LFPG.

Getting to Roissy - Charles de Gaulle Airport

Parking is not permitted outside the terminals, although in official drop-off zones parking 10 minutes max is free.

Terminals are linked by free automated shuttle trains, consisting of two lines, CDGVAL and LISA. Travelling between terminals takes ca 8 minutes.

Trains: Regional RER B Express train links Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport with the city. Trains stop at Terminal 1 and 3, leaving from Paris Gare du Nord, taking ca 35 to 40 minutes. Tickets cost 11.40 euros per person. Departure is from Gare du Nord and Denfert-Rochereau train stations ca every 10 to 20 minutes on weekdays.

From Paris it's also possible to take TGV trains to the station at Terminal 2 via the LGV Interconnexion Est high-speed line operated by SNCF.

Buses: Roissy Bus runs between CDG and central Paris (Opera House). Buses start from 11 rue du Scribe, 75009 Paris and take 1 hour 15 minutes. Tickets cost 13.70 euros per person. Buses run between 5.15 am to 12.30 am to the airport, leaving every 15 to 20 minutes.

Le-Bus Direct Line 2 connects the airport and Paris' Eiffel Tower, taking 45 to 70 minutes for the trip. Tickets cost 14.50 euros per person one way.

Le-Bus Direct Line 3 links CDG and Paris Orly Airport, a single ticket costing 18.00 euros per person. It stops at CDG's T1 Arrivals, Gate 33, T2 ACD, Gate C10 and TE – F at Gates E8 or F9.