CDG Airport Live Arrivals
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport Arrivals Information
Paris Airport has three main terminals, with seven sub-terminals and is home to a large selection of airlines. To find out more information about your flight, you can check our live Paris Airport Arrivals dashboard.
Paris Airport Terminal 1
Arrivals Hall on Level 5
Operating Airlines – Aer Lingus, Air China, Air India, Air Madagascar, Air Sénégal, All Nippon Airways, Austrian Airlines, Belavia, Brussels Airlines, Bulgaria Air, Cathay Pacific, Croatia Airlines, CSA Czech Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Egyptair, Ethiopian Airlines, Eurowings, Icelandair, Iran Air, ITA/Alitalia, Japan Airlines, Kenya Airways, Kuwait Airways, LOT, Lufthansa, Middle East Airlines, Norwegian, Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian, RwandAir, SAS, SATA Açores, Saudia, Singapore Airlines, Srilankan Airlines, Swiss Intl. Air Lines, Thai Airways, Turkish Airlines, Ukraine Intl. Airlines, United Airlines.
Terminal 2A – TEMPORARILY CLOSED
Terminal 2B
Arrivals Hall on Level N-1
Operating Airlines – Air Baltic, Air Canada, Air Montenegro, Alitalia/ITA, American Airlines, Arkia Israël, Atlantis European Airways, Georgian Airways, Israir, Jet Blue, KLM, Korean Air, Luxair, Royal Air Maroc, Royal Jordanian, Sky Express, Tarom, TUI Fly Belgium, Xiamen Air.
Terminal 2C – TEMPORARILY CLOSED
Terminal 2D
Arrivals Hall on Level 1
Operating Airlines – Aegean Airlines, Air Algérie, Air Malta, Air Tahiti Nui, Easyjet, Middle East Airlines, Swiss Intl. Air Lines.
Terminal 2E
Arrivals Hall on the Arrivals Level (Level 0)
Operating Airlines – Aeroflot, Aeromexico, Air Mauritius, Air Transat, Delta Air Lines, Etihad Airways (Check-in at Terminal 2F, Boarding at Terminal 2E), Kenya Airways, Korean Air, Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, United Airlines, Vistara, Xiamen Air (Check-in at Terminal 2F, Boarding at Terminal 2E).
Terminal 2F
Arrivals Hall on the Arrivals Level
Operating Airlines – Air France, Air Serbia, Etihad Airways (Check-in at Terminal 2F, Boarding at Terminal 2E), Japan Airlines, Qatar Airways, Tarom.
Terminal G
Arrivals Hall on Level 0
Operating Airlines – Luxair.
Terminal 3
Arrivals Hall on the north side of the main building.
Operating Airlines – Air Arabia Maroc, Air Cairo, Amelia, ASL Airlines, Blue Air, Enter Air, Fly Egypt, Fly One, Freebird Airlines, Germania, Gulf Air, Jet2.Com, Neos, Nile Air, Pegasus Airlines, Play, Smartwings, Sunexpress, Transavia Holland, Volotea, Vueling.
*Due to the closure of Terminals 2A and 2C in 2023, airlines have been reassigned to different terminals. The list above is the updated list as of January 2024. However, airlines may be reassigned to another terminal at any point, so it’s always good to check with your airline or on the airport’s official website.
Arriving at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport
Once your plane has landed, walk through the corridors until you reach Paris Airport Passport Control/Border Police. One line is reserved for ‘EU Citizens’ and the other for ‘All Passports’. You’ll need to have your passport handy, as well as the correct travel documents – especially if you are flying from a non-Schengen country.
Queueing at Paris Airport Passport Control can take anywhere between 15 minutes to an hour, depending on how busy the airport is. Although EU passport holders usually get through faster. Weekends and weekday rush hours are typically the busiest periods.
Finally, you can head to Baggage Claim to pick up your luggage and then go through Paris Airport customs and exit into the Arrivals Hall. Remember to check customs regulations for entering Paris before travelling.
Paris Airport Transport
You can use various transportation options including trains and buses to get to your hotel or the city centre from Paris Airport. Likewise, airport taxis are available 24 hours a day from outside each terminal.
What to do in Arrivals at CDG Airport?
Whether you’re landing at the airport or picking somebody up – Paris Airport Arrivals provides plenty of facilities, amenities and services for the modern traveller’s needs. The Arrivals Hall in each of the terminals offers free WiFi, currency exchange and cash services, luggage services, designated meeting points, car rental desks, public transport services, shops, and restaurants and cafes like Brioche Dorée, Prêt à Manger, and Exki.
Paris CDG Airport Arrivals Parking
It is prohibited to stop in front of the terminals at Paris CDG Airport. Nevertheless, there are a couple of options when parking for arrivals at Paris Airport. You can either head straight to the pickup and drop-off parking zones or use the main car parks.
The pickup zones are open parking spaces near the departure and arrival terminals. However, you can only stay for 10 minutes free of charge. You’ll then have to pay €1 for each additional minute exceeding the limit. Plus, parking for over 90 minutes is not allowed and may lead to towing.
Likewise, the main car parks, P1, P3, PAB, PCD, PEF and PG, can also be used for short-term parking as each is close to a specific terminal and rates are the same. The first 10 minutes are free and then you’ll pay €3.50 for the first 15 minutes and so on. It’s best to check which of these car parks is closest to the terminal; you can do so in our Airport Guide.
FAQs
Where do Arrivals come in at Paris Airport?
There are three terminals at Paris Airport, you can check the location of the Arrivals Halls in our Airport Guide.