Paris, France has three principal airports:

Aéroport Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG)

CDG, 23 kilometers (14.5 miles) northeast of central Paris, is France's largest and most modern, and the second-busiest airport in Europe (after London's Heathrow). It handles mostly long-haul international and inter-European flights. Lots of hotels right at the airport, and lots of options for transport into the city. More...

Aéroport Paris-Orly (ORY)

Once Paris's principal international airport, Orly now handles mostly domestic French, intra-European and north African flights. Several options for transport into the city. More...

Aéroport Paris-Beauvais-Tillé (BVA)

Beauvais Airport, in the countryside of Picardy northwest of Paris, serves newer, low-fare airlines going mostly to leisure destinations. More...

Aéroport Le Bourget

The famous Le Bourget Airport (LBG), where Charles A Lindbergh landed after his historic non-stop solo transatlantic flight from New York to Paris in 1927, is very near Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, but is no longer used for public commercial flights, only for general aviation (private planes).

Aéroports de Paris

The official website of the company that operates the Paris airports.

An airport shuttle service is a good way to go from the airport to the city center or Euro Disney. More...