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Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport in a nutshell
Charles de Gaulle Airport (known to the French as Roissy) is the second-largest in Europe. As well as being the main airport for the Paris metropolitan area, it offers convenient transport to all corners of France thanks to the TGV high-speed trains, which have a station directly at the airport (near Terminal 2). CDG is also widely used for transfers to destinations all over the world.
Flights to Paris CDG Airport are most commonly booked with Air France, which has a huge base here offering flights to destinations all over the world.
Generally cheaper connections are offered by easyJet, which operates flights from Paris, particularly to Western and Southern Europe.
Cheaper flights are often available from Vueling orTransavia, which fly toOrlyAirport (ORY), or from Ryanair, which flies toBeauvais Airport (BVA).
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dedik77
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Hi, has anyone had any experience with StarAlliance Lounge on T1? I remember I was in it via LoungeKey (flight with Swiss in eco) but now I don't see it in the app anymore. So I don't know if they have discontinued the cooperation with LoungeKey or if they have limited it somehow. Thank you
Denisa Kleinová
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Hi, has anyone had any recent experience with the RER B from CDG to downtown? I have now read somewhere that you can no longer buy a paper single train ticket (in a machine), that you can only buy a Navigo pass.
Kryštof Hájek
Translated from cestee.cz
It is not possible to buy a paper carnet of 10 tickets. Even though there was constant talk and writing about all paper tickets ending, they are still available everywhere (November 2024).
Andre
Translated from cestee.de
Hello, thank you for your very useful website! There are no more paper tickets on the buses from the driver, you need the Navigo app, the Navigo easy card from the machine or you can pay by sms on the bus. {as of November 2025).info on ratp.fr
Kryštof Hájek
Translated from cestee.cz
Thanks for the heads-up. I have edited the text.
Now we are going to Paris in April please which mobile phone app is best for travelling around Paris. Are purchased tickets valid for all modes i.e. trams buses si RER thanks for the answer
1.the best is none. French public transport apps are either bad or worse. 😆
2. You can read the ticket types in the app https://play.google.com/store/ap....vianavigo. It lies about the tram ticket saying you can't take it to/from the airport.