Dear Pumpkin<BR><BR>Maribel has quoted the correct e mail address ( id rather not type it &amp; then be accused of advertising my wares by the fodors police ).<BR>As Christina points out I used to work at another shuttle co.over 1 year ago. I wont name them as they don't deserve the publicity.<BR><BR>Maribel describes very well the arrival procedure ;<BR>The client pre books ,the client arrives &amp; calls the toll free number &amp; is given an exit gate number as a meeting point , the clients collects luggage , the client proceeds to meeting point , the client meets driver &amp; is whisked off to paris .<BR><BR>Patrick - Average waiting time is 20 mins.The major problem we have in Paris is that approx 80 % of inbound flights arrive late.Add the french airport/airline workers/baggage handlers inclination to strike at the drop of a hat to the equation &amp; you will soon appreciate how complicated it is for us to manage our arrival transfers.<BR>Luckily we have enough vehicles &amp; capacity to offer a frequency that equates to the average 20 mins waiting time as i previously mentioned .<BR> <BR>Hope this clarifies things.<BR><BR>Best wishes to all from a grey but warm Paris today.<BR><BR>Mark<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR>

Mark-My husband &amp; I will be in Paris for a 4&amp;1/2 hour lay over before we fly to Athens. Is there any kind of service that picks us up at the airport &amp; gets us back for our connection?? Our bags will be transfered so we'll have not luggage. I hate to be in Paris &amp; not see sopmething. We arrive on Air France from SFO at 1:55 P.M. and our flight leaves at 6:25 P.M. Or should we just stay at the airport??My E-mail address is [email protected] Thank you for your help Chris

Benicia, it'd probably be better to e-mail Mark directly with your request. His address is in this thread.