beachgirl86

DH and I are going to London and Paris in 2 days. We are flying through Paris for our first 4 nights in Paris, then will take the Eurostar to Paris for 6 nights.

We have a 1 hour at CDG between our 2 flights. We are on Air France. I see lots of people posting about their terminals. How do I find out which terminals my flights will be arriving/departing from? Thanks!

barbmike

Simple Answer, Call Air France!!!

Then, depending on their answer, good luck making your connecting flight with only 60 minutes between flights.

barbmike

Did you mean to say that you're flying through Paris for your first 4 nights in London not Paris and then back to Paris?

MAC1

Here is the CDG airport info and map:
http://bonjourlafrance.net/air-franc...inal-2a-2b.htm

It's a great airport with lots of neat shops - I'm sure
you'll find your way.
Bon voyage!

beachgirl86

Yes, I meant we're flying through Paris (with a 1 hour layover there) on our way to London. Thanks for correcting me, barbmike! I know 60 minutes is tight, but that's what how the tickets were set up when we bought them.

MAC1: Thanks for the link!

rkkwan

You don't need to call. Go to airfrance.com or adp.fr and check for gate information of your flight for today. Flights will use the same terminal today and when you fly in 2 days.

rkkwan

BTW, don't worry about missing your flight to London. They have plenty of flights a day, and they'll put you on the next one.

Anyways, most AF flights from the US/Canada arrive in Terminal 2E. CDG-LHR flights depart from Terminal 2F.

The S3 satellite to the east of 2E and 2F recently opened. The train between S3 and 2F hasn't opened, but there is probably a bus that will take you over, without having to go through immigration. Look for signs for Terminal 2F after you get off.

beachgirl86

rkkwan: Thank you so much for the great and very specific info. I appreciate it so much!