CDG · Arrivals
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· 240 arrivals on the board
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- 14:3514:00BT638Gate 65Delayed by 35 m
- 14:3514:15A51349Baggage claim
- 14:3713:50AF7307Delayed by 47 m
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- 15:0714:40AF1427Delayed by 27 m
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How do I get to and from Charles de Gaulle International Airport?
Charles de Gaulle is linked to central Paris by the RER B train, with stations serving the main terminal areas. Long-distance TGV trains also stop at the airport. Travellers commonly use airport buses, hotel shuttles, taxis, ride-hailing services and rental cars. Road journeys can be slowed by Paris traffic, so allow extra time, especially during commuting hours.
How do the terminals work at Charles de Gaulle International Airport?
The airport has three passenger terminals: Terminal 1, the large Terminal 2 complex with multiple halls, and Terminal 3. Airlines and destinations are split by terminal rather than simply domestic or international, so check your booking and screens carefully. The free CDGVAL train connects terminal areas and parking zones. Transfers may involve walking, shuttle links, security checks or passport control.