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Paris ranks among the main entry points to Europe for many overseas travelers, even those who are going beyond the City of Light. There are two main international airports in Paris, both run by the same company. Be sure to check these airfare deals to Paris, and don't forget to read about what to do and where to stay once you get there.

Charles de Gaulle International Airport (airport code CDG) is Paris' largest airport and the main airport for the country of France. It ranks only behind London's Heathrow in terms of passenger traffic. It sits near Roissy, some 25 km outside Paris, and is also known as Roissy Airport. You know the film "The Terminal" about the guy who gets to an airport without papers and then isn't allowed to leave? That's based on the true story of Merhan Karimi Nasseri who arrived at Charles de Gaulle in August of 1988 and lived within the confines of the airport until August 2006 when he was hospitalized. A complete list of airlines serving the Aéroports de Paris (the company that manages Charles de Gaulle) airports is here. You can look up departing flights here and arrivals here. Maps of the terminals can be downloaded from this page. Baggage services, including shipping and storing luggage, are available here, but luggage lockers have been closed for security reasons. There are work areas throughout the airport with Internet access, and there's WiFi throughout all the terminals for a fee. And if you've had enough of the computer, why not get a 10-minute massage before your flight? Your dining options will differ by the terminal you're in - here are the options for terminal 1, here's terminal 2 and here's terminal 3. It wouldn't be a Parisian airport without a sizeable shopping area - find what you're looking for here. All your ground transportation options are here, including Paris' RER trains. The taxi information is here, and to get a train that will take you outside of Paris, you'll need the information here. If you're renting a car, you can choose from these agencies, and here is the travel information you'll need.

Paris-Orly Airport (airport code ORY) is Paris' second major airport, though it pales in comparison to Charles de Gaulle's level of traffic. It's located in Orly, south of Paris. A complete list of airlines serving the Aéroports de Paris (the company that manages Orly) airports is here. You can look up departing flights here and arrivals here. Maps of Orly's terminals can be downloaded from this page. Baggage services, including shipping and storing luggage, are available here, but luggage lockers have been closed for security reasons. There are Internet access points located throughout the airport, and there's WiFi throughout all the terminals for a fee. Your dining options for the Orly Ouest terminal are listed here, and for the Orly Sud terminal here. To get from Orly into Paris, you can use any of the ground transportation choices here - including the RER train. Taxi information is here. Car rental agencies are listed here, and travel information for driving out of Paris is here.

More Information on Paris

France's capital city, Paris - sometimes called the City of Light - is arguably the most popular tourist destination on earth. It's famous for its architecture, art, history, fashion, food and for being incredibly romantic. It's also where you'll find one of the most famous landmarks on earth - the Eiffel Tower. For more information on visiting Paris, please see our Paris Travel Logue.

Paris is a hub airport for the following airlines:

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