This summer, an ever-growing number of passengers will be welcomed at the Paris airports.
Significant seasonal peaks are to be expected, in a context where Groupe ADP is predicting an increase in traffic of between 2.5% and 3.5% throughout 2018. In 2017, daily records had already been reached during the summer season with 236,772 passengers at Paris-Charles de Gaulle on 30
July, and 113,461 passengers at Paris-Orly on 30 June.
In order to respond to the increase in traffic and the challenges of modernising access and our infrastructures, summer 2018 will also be marked by important works: at the Paris airports but also on the whole of the road network providing access to the airports, notably as part of the Grand Paris project.
Also, in this unprecedented context for major departures, Paris Aéroport asks everyone to prepare their journey and fully plan their trips ahead. An increase of 30-45 minutes in journey times to Paris- Charles de Gaulle Airport and Paris-Orly Airport is to be expected.
Large crowds and major works: plan ahead and allow plenty of time for your arrival at the airport
The Paris airports are undergoing tremendous change, never have so many transformation projects been ongoing at the same time at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport and Paris-Orly Airport: more than twenty throughout the year. At Paris-Charles de Gaulle; these infrastructure works, combined with the high traffic in our terminals, may impact the fluidity of passenger flows (in stations and terminals).
The renovation of the Paris airports also includes improving access and an optimal connection to the Grand Paris network, which will involve important works this summer at Paris-Orly Airport.
Find out more about the works on :
http://www.parisaeroport.fr/docs/default-source/groupefichiers/presse/dossier-de-presse/20180629dpsummer2018departures.pdf.
Also, due to the high numbers of people travelling and the works on the road networks and at the Paris airports, access could be temporarily congested.
Paris Aéroport strongly advises each passenger to:
- Allow 30 to 45 minutes extra travel time
- Check information on traffic conditions before coming to the airport
- Choose public transport in the event of traffic congestion
More than 1,230 welcome staff will be present at every stage of the passenger's journey, to guide all passengers who will pass through Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport and Paris-Orly Airport throughout the summer.
Significant seasonal peaks are to be expected, in a context where Groupe ADP is predicting an increase in traffic of between 2.5% and 3.5% throughout 2018. In 2017, daily records had already been reached during the summer season with 236,772 passengers at Paris-Charles de Gaulle on 30
July, and 113,461 passengers at Paris-Orly on 30 June.
In order to respond to the increase in traffic and the challenges of modernising access and our infrastructures, summer 2018 will also be marked by important works: at the Paris airports but also on the whole of the road network providing access to the airports, notably as part of the Grand Paris project.
Also, in this unprecedented context for major departures, Paris Aéroport asks everyone to prepare their journey and fully plan their trips ahead. An increase of 30-45 minutes in journey times to Paris- Charles de Gaulle Airport and Paris-Orly Airport is to be expected.
Large crowds and major works: plan ahead and allow plenty of time for your arrival at the airport
The Paris airports are undergoing tremendous change, never have so many transformation projects been ongoing at the same time at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport and Paris-Orly Airport: more than twenty throughout the year. At Paris-Charles de Gaulle; these infrastructure works, combined with the high traffic in our terminals, may impact the fluidity of passenger flows (in stations and terminals).
The renovation of the Paris airports also includes improving access and an optimal connection to the Grand Paris network, which will involve important works this summer at Paris-Orly Airport.
Find out more about the works on :
http://www.parisaeroport.fr/docs/default-source/groupefichiers/presse/dossier-de-presse/20180629dpsummer2018departures.pdf.
Also, due to the high numbers of people travelling and the works on the road networks and at the Paris airports, access could be temporarily congested.
Paris Aéroport strongly advises each passenger to:
- Allow 30 to 45 minutes extra travel time
- Check information on traffic conditions before coming to the airport
- Choose public transport in the event of traffic congestion
More than 1,230 welcome staff will be present at every stage of the passenger's journey, to guide all passengers who will pass through Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport and Paris-Orly Airport throughout the summer.
