France

Airports of France

France has always been known for its alluring and enticing destinations. The country has always been one of the major tourist attractions because of its charm as well as its beautiful local sightseeing.

Charles De Gaulle (CDG) Paris International Airport

is the largest airport of France, which is located at 15 miles north-east of Paris. There are 3 terminals at this airport which holds nearly 10 millions passengers every year.

Free shuttle services, which link the three terminals, are provided to passengers while RER runs to city. TGV trains carry passengers to and from airports to distant destinations.

Paris Orly International Airport

was built earlier than CDG Airport. It is located at 9 miles from South of Paris and serves millions of passengers every year. There are 2 terminals at this airport.
Shuttle trains link the two terminals of the airport. Trains, buses, taxis are also available in the airport for passengers.

Bordeaux International Airport

in South of France provides efficient facilities for its flight to Southern Europe. There is only one terminal present at this airport, which handles both international and domestic flights.
The airport is served by expressways and public transports like Jet bus for travelers.

Lyon Saint- Exupery International Airport

is located in centre of France and is suitable for passengers traveling to Alps. This airport receives flights from distant countries like Canada. There are 2 terminals at this airport.
High speed trains as well as reliable bus network joins the airport to nearby centers.

Nice International Airport

is the second biggest Airport in France. The Nice airport is served by flights to and from America as well as European and other French cities and North Africa. There are 2 terminals at this airport.
Free shuttle-bus service links the two terminals as well as the parking lots.