Get a text when their flight lands at Paris Charles de Gaulle.
Get a text when they land at CDGAirport Code
CDG
Passengers/Year
76 million
Terminals
Terminal 1, Terminal 2A-2G, Terminal 3
Exit Time
25-45 minutes after landing
About
Paris CDG is complex. Terminal 2 is split into multiple sub-terminals (2A through 2G), connected by CDGVAL automated train.
Terminal breakdown: - Terminal 1: Star Alliance carriers - Terminal 2E/2F: Air France long-haul, major international carriers - Terminal 2G: Regional flights - Terminal 3: Budget carriers
From landing to exit is 25-45 minutes depending on terminal and whether you need to transfer between terminals.
RER B train connects CDG to central Paris (35-45 minutes to Gare du Nord). For pickups, each terminal section has separate parking areas.
Air France connects CDG to extensive African and Asian networks. UK connections are frequent (1 hour flight).
Pickup tip
CDG is spread out. Terminals 2E/2F are for long-haul. CDGVAL connects terminals.
How it works
Type the flight number for the arrival to CDG.
Enter the mobile number where you want to receive the alert.
We track the flight and text you when they touch down at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
FAQ
Enter the flight number into SkyText. You'll receive a text when the flight lands.
It can be. Multiple terminals spread over a large area. The CDGVAL train connects them.
Typically 25-45 minutes depending on terminal location.
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