Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)

Terminal 1 — The Futurist Octopus

Opened with the airport on 8 March 1974, Terminal 1 was designed by architect Paul Andreu and is a marvel of 1970s Brutalist/Futurist architecture. Its distinctive circular "octopus" design features a central cylindrical building connected to seven satellite boarding buildings via underground pedestrian walkways with moving walkways. The Frutiger typeface — named after its designer Adrian Frutiger — was commissioned specifically for the airport's signage in 1975 and became internationally famous.

Terminal 1 is the primary home of Star Alliance carriers (excluding Air Canada and Ethiopian Airlines, which use Terminal 2) and select Oneworld carriers. Key airlines include United Airlines, Lufthansa, Swiss, Air China, Turkish Airlines, ANA, Singapore Airlines, Qatar Airways, Cathay Pacific, SriLankan Airlines, Oman Air, Etihad Airways, Emirates, Icelandair, Eurowings, Aer Lingus, and Kuwait Airways. Air France does not operate from T1.

• Layout: 5 levels; check-in on levels 3–4; departures on level 4; arrivals on level 5; CDGVAL/RER access and shops/restaurants on level 2
• Gates: 7 satellites with boarding gates (satellites 1–7)
• Lounges: Star Alliance Lounge (Priority Pass access, located immediately after passport control before security, open 05:00–21:00); Qatar Airways Premium Lounge (T1, level 11, open 05:00–22:00); various airline-specific lounges in boarding satellites
• Shops & Dining: Duty-free, FNAC, pharmacy, restaurants and cafés on level 2. Pret a Manger in T1 is recommended for quick meals.
• CDGVAL access: T1 station is accessed from level 2. Free shuttle runs every ~4 minutes, 04:00–01:00

Terminal 2 — The Air France Hub (7 Sub-Terminals)

Terminal 2 is a sprawling 2-kilometre complex that serves as the primary hub for Air France and its SkyTeam alliance partners. It is divided into seven sub-terminals: 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F, and 2G. Sub-terminals 2A through 2F are interconnected by covered walkways and internal shuttle buses (N1 line). Terminal 2G is a separate satellite building 800 m away, accessible only by free bus shuttle N2.

The TGV/RER station "Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV" is embedded within the Terminal 2 complex, between sub-terminals 2C/2E and 2D/2F. The Sheraton Paris Airport Hotel is located directly above this station, making it the most conveniently placed hotel at CDG.

• 2A: Air Canada, Air Algérie, and Oneworld carriers (shared security with 2C)
• 2B: easyJet base, British Airways, Air India, Air Canada (some routes); shared facilities with 2D
• 2C: American Airlines, Kenya Airways, Oneworld partners; shared with 2A
• 2D: easyJet, Ukraine International; shared with 2B
• 2E: Air France's main long-haul non-Schengen hub. Gates K (main hall), L (Satellite S3 — requires LISA transit train), M (Satellite S4 — requires LISA transit train). Delta Air Lines, Air France, and SkyTeam long-haul carriers. YOTELAIR Paris CDG Airport hotel is located airside in Terminal 2E (L gates area — requires a departing T2E boarding pass to access)
• 2F: Air France Schengen flights (within the EU), KLM, Air Europa. Air France Business Lounge (open 05:30–23:30) — one of the best lounges at CDG with split-level design, champagne bar "Le Balcon," Clarins spa, and chefs preparing meals to order
• 2G: Air France domestic and short-haul European routes; Luxair. Only 8 gates; no direct walkway connection — use free shuttle bus N2 from 2F

Lounges in Terminal 2:

• Air France La Première (First Class only; T2E Hall K; 1,000 m², Alain Ducasse cuisine, Sisley spa, butler service)
• Air France Business Lounges (T2E Halls K/L/M and T2F; open to Business Class, Flying Blue Gold/Platinum, SkyTeam Elite Plus)
• American Airlines Admirals Club (T2 connector between 2A–2C; open 06:30–14:00; Oneworld Emerald/Sapphire access)
• Cathay Pacific Lounge (T2AC connector; Oneworld access)
• YOTELAIR Lounge (T2E, L gates area — Priority Pass accepted; provides snack/drink credit; basic pre-security lounge in hotel lobby)
• Extime Lounge (T2B/2D; accessible to select card/pass holders)

Inter-terminal connections: Within T2, free shuttle N1 connects 2AC, 2BD, and 2EF with the TGV-RER station (~5–10 min). The LISA transit train (airside only, post-security) connects T2E Hall K to satellites S3 (L gates) and S4 (M gates). CDGVAL connects T1 ↔ T2 ↔ T3 every ~4 minutes, 04:00–01:00.

Terminal 3 — Low-Cost and Charter Hub

Terminal 3 (historically known as Terminal 9) is a compact, no-frills facility primarily serving low-cost carriers and charter airlines. It is located approximately 1 km from Terminal 1 and 3 km walking distance (but just 300 m to the Aéroport CDG 1 RER/CDGVAL station). There are no permanent boarding gates; all passengers board via bus to remote aircraft stands. Voted the 2024 Best Low-Cost Airlines Terminal in the World by Skytrax.

• Airlines: Vueling, Iberia (some routes), Air Transat, SunExpress, Norse Atlantic Airways, various charter operators
• Facilities: Basic check-in, security, a small selection of shops and cafés, baggage reclaim. No lounges.
• Access: 5–10 minute walk from the Aéroport CDG 1 RER B station; CDGVAL stops at T3 station. Connecting passengers from T1 or T2 use the CDGVAL shuttle.

Getting from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport to Paris City Centre

CDG is 23 km northeast of central Paris and offers an excellent variety of transport options. Travel times vary significantly depending on traffic and time of day. Below is a detailed breakdown of all major options.

RER B Train — The Recommended Option

The RER B regional express train is the fastest, most affordable, and most reliable way to reach central Paris from CDG. Two stations serve the airport: Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 1 (serving Terminals 1 and 3, accessed via the CDGVAL shuttle from T1, or a short walk from T3) and Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV (inside the Terminal 2 complex, directly accessible from 2E/2F).

• Journey time: ~25–35 minutes to Gare du Nord; ~37 minutes to Châtelet–Les Halles; ~40 minutes to Saint-Michel–Notre-Dame
• Frequency: Every 10–15 minutes (4 trains/hour); first train ~04:50, last train ~23:50
• Ticket price (2025): €11.80 for adults, €8.20 for children aged 4–9 (under 4 free) — the "Ticket Métro Train Aéroport CDG". Must be loaded onto a Navigo Easy card (€2 card fee if not already owned) or mobile phone/Apple Wallet
• Key stops: Gare du Nord (major interchange for Eurostar and Metro lines 4/5), Châtelet–Les Halles (central Paris mega-hub), Saint-Michel–Notre-Dame (Latin Quarter)
• Important note: Only RER B3 trains go to the airport — confirm the final destination is "Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV" before boarding. RER B5 terminates at Mitry-Claye and does NOT serve the airport. Thieves work on this route — keep bags secure.

TGV / High-Speed Train

The TGV station at Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 (CDG2-TGV) connects directly to France's national high-speed rail network, offering services across France and into Belgium and the Netherlands via Thalys/Eurostar. This is ideal for passengers connecting CDG with destinations like Lyon, Marseille, Lille, and Brussels without entering Paris. Trains depart from within the Terminal 2 complex. Tickets via SNCF Connect at variable prices.

Roissybus — Direct Coach to Opéra

The Roissybus is a dedicated airport express coach running directly from CDG to the Opéra Garnier (9th arrondissement, Rue Scribe). It offers comfortable seating with dedicated luggage space — ideal for those staying near the Opera/Grands Boulevards area.

• Journey time: 60–75 minutes (traffic dependent, can be longer during rush hour)
• Frequency: Every 15–20 minutes, 06:00–23:00 from CDG; 05:15–00:30 from Opéra
• Ticket price: €16.60 per person (2025 rate); tickets available at vending machines in terminals and via the Île-de-France Mobilités app

Le Bus Direct (formerly Cars Air France)

Le Bus Direct operates four comfortable coach lines from CDG with multiple stops across central and western Paris:

• Line 2: CDG → Étoile (Arc de Triomphe) / Trocadéro — ~70–90 minutes; €18 one-way, €31 return (adults)
• Line 4: CDG → Gare Montparnasse / Gare de Lyon — ~60–90 minutes; same pricing
• Frequency: Every 30 minutes; operates ~06:00–23:00. Comfortable reclining seats, WiFi on some services
• Tickets available at: www.lebusdirect.com, on board (card only), or airport ticket booths

Taxi — Official Fixed-Rate Service

Since 2016, Paris airport taxi fares are regulated by prefectural decree. Official taxis (marked "Taxi Parisien" with a rooftop light) offer flat rates:

• Right Bank (Rive Droite) — all 1st–12th arrondissements, including the Marais, Champs-Élysées, Opéra: €56
• Left Bank (Rive Gauche) — all 13th–20th arrondissements, including Saint-Germain, Montparnasse, Bastille: €65
• Journey time: 40–60 minutes (can be 75+ minutes during peak hours)
• Surcharges: +€4 for 5th passenger; advance G7 booking fee: €4 (immediate) or €7 (advance reservation). No extra charge for luggage or up to 4 passengers.
• Taxi stands: Outside baggage claim of each terminal. Always use the official queue — do not accept approaches from individuals offering rides.
• G7 app: France's largest taxi fleet. Book via the G7 app or +33 1 47 39 47 39. Recommended for advance bookings.

Ride-Sharing (Uber, Bolt, Free Now)

Uber, Bolt, and Free Now (formerly Kapten) all operate at CDG. Pick-up points are in designated ride-share zones (separate from taxi ranks — follow airport signs). Prices are dynamic and subject to surge pricing, but can range from €45–€70 to central Paris under normal conditions. During peak events or adverse weather, surge pricing can push fares significantly higher than taxi flat rates. Always check the app estimate before confirming.

Car Rental

All major rental companies are represented at CDG, including Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Europcar, Hertz, National, Sixt, and Thrifty. Desks are located in the arrivals areas of each terminal, with vehicles available in on-site or nearby lots. Advance booking strongly recommended during peak periods. Access via the A1, A3, and A104 motorways.

Hotel Shuttles

On-site hotels (Pullman/Sheraton/Novotel/ibis cluster) operate complimentary frequent shuttles to all terminals, separate from the CDGVAL. Off-site hotels in the Roissy-Villepinte area typically offer paid shuttle services or connect via CDGVAL and RER B. Confirm shuttle schedule with your hotel when booking.

Coming in 2027: The CDG Express non-stop train will link CDG directly to Paris Gare de l'Est in just 20 minutes, running every 30 minutes from 05:00–00:00. It will operate separately from the RER B and will not make intermediate stops.

Inside / Directly Connected to the Airport

Sheraton Paris Airport Hotel & Conference Centre (5-star) — The only hotel located physically inside Terminal 2, directly above the TGV-RER station. Guests can walk from their room to Terminal 2 check-in desks in minutes. Features 252 luxurious rooms, multiple restaurants, full spa, pool, and a large conference facility. Prices typically €200–€400+/night. Ideal for very early or late flights from T2, or for business travellers using the TGV connections.

YOTELAIR Paris CDG Airport (transit hotel) — Unique airside hotel located in Terminal 2E (Gate L area). Available only to passengers with a boarding pass for a T2E departing flight. Offers 80 compact "cabins" rentable by the hour (minimum 4 hours) or for overnight stays. Prices from approximately €80–€120 for a 4-hour block. Features showers, strong soundproofing, and free WiFi. Also has a Priority Pass-accessible lounge in the lobby.

On-Site Airport Hotels (5–10 min via CDGVAL or shuttle)

Pullman Paris Roissy CDG Airport (4-star) — Located in the Roissypôle complex between T1 and T2, reachable in under 5 minutes via CDGVAL. Designed by Christophe Pillet. 344 rooms, pool, full spa, excellent restaurant, and extensive conference facilities. Prices from ~€180–€350/night.

Novotel Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (4-star) — Situated near Terminal 3 and the Roissypôle RER station (100 m walk). Modern rooms with airport views and blackout curtains. 4 restaurants, bar, and family-friendly amenities. Free CDGVAL access. Prices from ~€150–€280/night.

ibis Styles Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (3-star) — Good-value hotel steps from Terminal 3 (250 m). Comfortable soundproofed rooms, Illy coffee machines, free WiFi, and buffet breakfast included. Prices from ~€100–€180/night.

ibis Paris CDG Airport (3-star) — Budget option, 250 m from Terminal 3. Reliable Ibis quality, airport views, 4 restaurants/bar. Prices from ~€80–€150/night.

Near-Airport Hotels (CDGVAL/shuttle access)

citizenM Charles de Gaulle Airport (4-star boutique) — Modern, design-forward hotel near the Roissypôle station. Known for stylish rooms, great WiFi, and competitive pricing (~€120–€220/night). Popular with tech-savvy travellers.

Hilton Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (4-star) — Located near Terminal 3, ~350 m walk to Roissypôle station. Offers opulent rooms, 20 m indoor pool, hammam, sauna, and 24-hour fitness centre. Free on-site parking. Prices from ~€180–€320/night.

INNSiDE by Meliá Paris Charles de Gaulle (4-star) — Contemporary avant-garde design hotel with good CDGVAL and Metro access. From ~€130–€250/night.

Moxy Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (3-star) — Eco-friendly, budget-conscious option with direct CDGVAL shuttle access. Fun, modern décor. From ~€90–€160/night.

Sleep Zones Inside the Airport

CDG does not have official designated sleeping lounges inside terminals. However, many travellers camp at gate areas in Terminals 2E and 1 for overnight connections. The YOTELAIR transit hotel in 2E is the designated overnight option for airside passengers. Landside, a wide selection of hotels is accessible via the free CDGVAL (operating 04:00–01:00) — outside those hours, free night buses follow the same route.

Official Airport Parking (Extime / Paris Aéroport)

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport offers a comprehensive range of official parking facilities covering over 14,000 spaces across multiple lots, operated under the Extime brand by Groupe ADP. All official lots are open 24 hours. Online pre-booking via extime.com offers up to 50% discount vs. walk-up rates, with free cancellation up to 6 hours before arrival.

Short-Term / Terminal Parking (covered, closest to terminals)

• P1 — Multi-level covered garage, 1,075 spaces, directly adjacent to Terminal 1 (4-min walk via elevator). First 10 minutes free. Hourly: ~€3.60/hr. Daily: ~€27–€35. EV charging points (blue level). 48 spaces for reduced mobility passengers. Motorcycle parking available.
• PAB — Covered, ideal for Terminals 2A and 2B. ~4-min walk. Same pricing as P1. 67 spaces for reduced mobility. EV charging on level -2. Motorcycle parking.
• PCD — Covered, for Terminals 2C and 2D. Same pricing.
• PEF — Covered, quick elevator access to Terminals 2E and 2F. Same pricing. Motorcycle parking (130 spaces, level -1).
• PG — Outdoor, Terminal 2G, ~5-min walk. Same pricing.
• P3 RESA — Outdoor, near Terminal 3 (reservation required online only). Average ~€33.50/day.

Economy / Long-Stay Parking (shuttle required)

• PR Eco — Outdoor economy lot. ~10-min free CDGVAL shuttle to terminals. Up to 3 hours: €10; daily (3h–24h): ~€20–€21. Stays beyond 24h charged per additional 12-hour blocks. Average daily: ~€21.20.
• PX Eco — Outdoor economy lot with video surveillance. Same rates as PR Eco. CDGVAL shuttle 10–15 minutes. Average daily: ~€21.20.
• PW Eco — Outdoor economy. Average daily: ~€21.80. Available by online reservation.
• Weekly example: Economy lots (PR/PX/PW) for 7 nights: approximately €90–€100 online pre-booked.

Drop-Off Zones ("Dépose-minute")

Free exterior drop-off zones are located directly in front of each terminal. The first 10 minutes are free; after that, a €1 charge per minute applies (up to 01:00). These zones operate 03:30–00:30. They are not suitable for parking — only quick passenger drop-off/pick-up.

EV Charging

EV charging points are available in P1 (blue level), PAB (level -2), and several other lots. Charging is available for public use during your parking stay. Specific connector types and exact locations are listed on the Extime/Paris Aéroport website.

Motorcycle Parking

Dedicated secured motorcycle areas in P1 (42 spaces, blue level), PAB (98 spaces, level -1), and PEF (130 spaces, level -1). First 10 minutes free; ~€1.40/hr, daily rate ~€10.60. Note: online reservation of motorcycle spaces is not available.

Disabled drivers with a Mobilité Inclusion card or European Parking Card receive a 50% discount on all parking lots.

WiFi

Free WiFi is available throughout all terminals at CDG. Connect to the network "WIFI-Airport" and follow the portal instructions. No time limit or registration fee. Speed is generally adequate for browsing and video calls; expect slower speeds during peak hours in busy gate areas.

Lounges — Summary

CDG has an extensive array of airline lounges but relatively limited independent Priority Pass options. The main Priority Pass-accessible lounge is the Star Alliance Lounge in Terminal 1 (before security, after passport control). In Terminal 2E, the YOTELAIR lounge accepts Priority Pass but provides only vending-machine snacks and a €10 credit — widely considered one of Europe's weakest Priority Pass options. The real premium lounge experience at CDG is through airline status: the Air France La Première (T2E, First Class only; Alain Ducasse cuisine, Sisley spa) and Air France Business Lounges (T2E and T2F) are among the best in Europe. The American Airlines Admirals Club (T2, 2AC connector) and Cathay Pacific Lounge offer quality Oneworld options. The Qatar Airways Premium Lounge in T1 is also excellent and highly rated by Oneworld passengers.

Shopping

CDG offers exceptional duty-free shopping, particularly in Terminal 2E (the main luxury retail zone). The Extime duty-free shops carry a broad range of French luxury brands: Hermès, Cartier, Chanel, Dior, Saint Laurent, Moncler, Rolex, Prada, and Boss. Buy Paris Duty Free is the main duty-free operator. Terminal 2 is the principal shopping destination, with brands curated to reflect Paris's reputation as the world capital of fashion and luxury. Terminal 1 has a more limited but solid retail selection. Terminal 3 has only basic shops. Parisien food and wine selections (champagne, Bordeaux, macarons, foie gras) are widely available for take-home purchases.

Dining

CDG offers extensive dining across all terminals. Terminal 2E has the best selection, including sit-down restaurants with French cuisine, brasseries, sushi, and fast food. Notable options include Ladurée (macarons and pastries, T2E), Paul Boulangerie (across multiple terminals), and a variety of French bistros and brasseries. Price range: sandwiches and coffee from €8–€15; sit-down meals €20–€45. 24-hour options are limited outside terminal operating hours; vending machines are available overnight. Terminal 1 has Pret A Manger (popular for quick, fresh meals) and several café chains.

Medical & Pharmacy

Pharmacies are located in each main terminal (check arrival level or departure levels). A medical centre is available at the airport, typically accessible from the public areas. For serious emergencies, contact airport security or call 112 (European emergency number).

Families & Children

Play areas for children are available in Terminals 1 and 2 (check terminal maps for exact locations). Baby care rooms with changing tables are located throughout all terminals — follow the family/baby signage. Family lanes are available at security checkpoints — look for "famille" markings. Unaccompanied minor services (ages 4–17) are available through individual airlines; must be arranged at booking.

Accessibility (PRM Services)

CDG provides comprehensive services for Passengers with Reduced Mobility (PRM). The Sunflower Lanyard programme is available for passengers with invisible disabilities (autism, anxiety, dementia, etc.) — request at information desks or assistance points. Assistance must be requested from your airline at least 48 hours before departure. Wheelchair assistance, accessible toilets, and wide walkways are available throughout. 50% parking discount for disabled pass holders in all official lots.

Currency Exchange & ATMs

Currency exchange offices (bureaux de change) operate in arrivals and departure areas of all terminals. Rates are typically less favourable than city rates; using your bank card at ATMs (widely available throughout CDG) is generally more economical. Major international banks and Euronet ATMs are in each terminal. Note that ATM machines in arrivals can have long queues at peak times.

Luggage Storage

Left-luggage / baggage storage services are available in Terminal 2, near the TGV–RER station. Bags can be stored for a few hours up to 90 days. Prices vary by bag size. Additional left-luggage options are available via private services in the terminal area. Security screening of stored luggage is performed. Contact the Paris Aéroport information desks for current storage rates.

Smoking

Smoking is prohibited inside all terminal buildings. Designated outdoor smoking areas are provided close to boarding gates (airside) in certain terminals. Smoking outside the terminal entrances is also restricted to marked zones.

Prayer Rooms & Chapel

Multi-faith prayer rooms are available in Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Follow signage for "Salle de Prière / Prayer Room." A non-denominational chapel is available in the Terminal 1 area.

Showers

Shower facilities are available in the major airline lounges (Air France Business/La Première, Star Alliance Lounge in T1, Admirals Club in T2AC). Passengers without lounge access can use the YOTELAIR hotel facilities in T2E (available on day use with cabin booking). Limited public shower availability — the best option is purchasing day access to a lounge or booking a YOTELAIR cabin.

Hub Airlines

Air France (SkyTeam) is by far the dominant airline at CDG, operating approximately 2,237 scheduled weekly departures to over 180 destinations worldwide from its base in Terminal 2E/2F/2G. Air France Hop, its regional subsidiary, also operates from Terminal 2G for domestic French routes. easyJet has a significant operating base at CDG (since 2008) in Terminals 2B/2D, flying to 50+ European and North African destinations. Norse Atlantic Airways uses CDG for transatlantic low-cost long-haul services to New York JFK, Miami, and Los Angeles.

Airlines by Alliance

SkyTeam (primarily Terminal 2): Air France, Delta Air Lines, KLM, Aeromexico, Air Europa, Alitalia/ITA Airways, China Eastern, China Southern, Korean Air, Saudia, TAROM, Vietnam Airlines, Xiamen Air.

Star Alliance (primarily Terminal 1): Lufthansa, United Airlines, Air China, ANA, Singapore Airlines, Swiss, Turkish Airlines, Austrian, Brussels Airlines, LOT, Scandinavian Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines (T2), Air Canada (T2), Shenzhen Airlines, EVA Air, Asiana Airlines.

Oneworld (primarily Terminal 1 and T2AC): British Airways, American Airlines (T2C), Qatar Airways (T1), Cathay Pacific (T1/T2AC), Japan Airlines (T2B), Iberia (T3), Finnair, Oman Air, Royal Air Maroc, SriLankan Airlines.

Low-Cost & Charter (primarily Terminal 3 and T2B/2D): easyJet (T2B/2D), Vueling (T3), Air Transat (T3), SunExpress (T3), JetBlue (T2E), Norse Atlantic (T3), Jet2, Condor, Air Arabia Maroc.

Independent / Non-Aligned Carriers: Emirates (T1), Etihad Airways (T1), Gulf Air, Aer Lingus (T1), Kuwait Airways (T1), Icelandair (T1), LATAM Chile, Air India (T2B), Air Mauritius (T2), Hainan Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Kenya Airways (T2C), El Al, Qantas (T1).

Top Routes from CDG (by frequency, 2024–2025)

Key long-haul destinations include Tokyo, Singapore, Seoul, Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Johannesburg, Nairobi, Mumbai, and Sydney. Qantas launched non-stop Perth–CDG service in July 2024 — one of the world's longest routes at ~16h 40m.

Distances from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)

Passenger Traffic — Year by Year

Key Performance Figures (2024)

In 2024, CDG handled 70,290,260 passengers and 466,543 aircraft movements. The airport processed 1,914,681 tonnes of cargo, making it the second-busiest freight hub in Europe after Frankfurt. CDG ranked 14th globally by passenger numbers (per Wikipedia, sourced from ACI), 3rd in Europe (after London Heathrow and Istanbul Ataturk), and 1st in the European Union — a position reclaimed in 2024 boosted partly by the Paris Olympic Games in summer 2024. The busiest single month was August 2024, with 6,868,032 passengers. The airport operates across 32.38 km² and serves over 300 destinations in 119 countries with 105 airlines. The 2023 recovery represented the first year CDG exceeded 68 million passengers since pre-pandemic 2019 levels, and the 2024 figure of 70.3M approaches but has not yet surpassed the all-time record of 76.1M set in 2019.

Growth Outlook

CDG is targeting further growth ahead of the opening of the CDG Express non-stop rail link to Paris in 2027, which is expected to significantly improve passenger accessibility and reduce road congestion. Groupe ADP's 2025 Pioneers Plan continues investments in terminal modernisation, new baggage handling systems, sustainability, and air-rail intermodality.