Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) — Live Arrivals
Below you will find the live arrivals board for Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). Real-time information on all incoming flights, including flight status, scheduled arrival times, origins, terminals, and baggage claim belts. The board is updated every minute. Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport handles approximately 70.4 million passengers annually.
Terminal Information at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport has 3 passenger terminals.
Incoming international flights usually arrive at the main terminal. Low-cost carriers may use a different terminal. Check the live arrivals board above to confirm your arrival terminal before landing.
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport operates three passenger terminals — Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3 — with Terminal 2 further divided into seven sub-terminals. All terminals are connected by the free CDGVAL automated shuttle and the RER B train.
Terminal 1 is the iconic circular building designed by Paul Andreu and is primarily used by Star Alliance members, including Lufthansa (LH), United Airlines (UA), Air Canada (AC), and Turkish Airlines (TK). It was the original terminal of the airport and remains a striking architectural landmark.
Terminal 2 is the largest terminal complex, divided into seven sub-terminals (2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F, and 2G). Terminal 2E is the main hub for Air France (AF) and its SkyTeam partners, including Delta Air Lines (DL), KLM (KL), and Korean Air (KE). Terminal 2A, 2B, 2C, and 2D handle a mix of international carriers, while Terminal 2F serves Air France (AF) European flights and selected international routes. Terminal 2G is a dedicated terminal for regional Air France (AF) flights.
Terminal 3 is the smallest and is primarily used by low-cost carriers, including easyJet (U2), Transavia (TO), and some charter operators. It is located near the Roissypôle business district and is connected to the other terminals by the CDGVAL shuttle.
The CDGVAL automated shuttle runs every 4 minutes between all terminals, parking areas, and the RER/TGV train stations. Journey time between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 is about 8 minutes. The RER B train also connects the terminals to Paris and to each other.
The minimum connection time at CDG is 60 minutes for most transfers within the same terminal, and 90 minutes for transfers between different terminals.
Read the full terminal guide for CDG →
Baggage Claim
After landing, follow the Arrivals signs to passport control (for international flights) and then to the baggage claim area. Baggage belts are displayed on screens inside the terminal and on the live arrivals board above.
- Baggage is usually delivered within 20–40 minutes after landing.
- Lost or delayed baggage? Contact your airline's baggage services desk in the Arrivals hall.
- Most airports have luggage storage and lost & found offices near the Arrivals exit.
Getting from CDG to the City
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport is well connected to Central Paris and the surrounding region through several transport options. The airport is located about 25 km northeast of Paris in Roissy-en-France.
RER B Train
The RER B suburban train connects CDG to Central Paris, with stops at Gare du Nord, Châtelet-Les Halles, Saint-Michel-Notre-Dame, and Denfert-Rochereau. Trains run every 6–15 minutes from around 04:50 to 23:50. The journey to Châtelet-Les Halles takes about 35–45 minutes. A single ticket costs approximately €11.80. This is the fastest and most reliable option for reaching the city.
RoissyBus
The RoissyBus is a direct shuttle bus connecting CDG to the Opéra Garnier in Central Paris. Buses run every 15–20 minutes from 05:15 to 00:30. The journey takes about 60 minutes. A single ticket costs approximately €16.50.
Le Bus Direct
Le Bus Direct operates several routes from CDG to key destinations in Paris, including the Eiffel Tower, Gare Montparnasse, and Gare de Lyon. Buses run every 20–30 minutes. Fares start from €18. This option is convenient for passengers staying in specific areas of the city.
TGV High-Speed Rail
The TGV high-speed train connects CDG directly to several French cities, including Lyon, Marseille, Lille, Bordeaux, and Strasbourg, as well as Brussels and other European destinations. The TGV station is located within Terminal 2.
Taxi
Official Paris taxis are available 24/7 outside the Arrivals hall of each terminal. A fixed-rate fare applies to Central Paris: €56 for the Left Bank and €65 for the Right Bank. The journey takes 30–60 minutes depending on traffic. Only licensed taxis should be used.
Ride-hailing
Uber, Bolt, and FreeNow operate at CDG. Pick-up zones are clearly marked outside each terminal. Prices are usually similar to taxis but can be higher during peak hours.
Private Transfer
Book a driver in advance for a stress-free arrival. Prices start from €60 for a sedan, including meet & greet in the arrivals hall. Popular with families and business travellers.
Car Rental
Major international and local car rental companies operate at CDG, including Hertz, Avis, Europcar, Budget, Sixt, and Enterprise. Pickup counters are located in the Arrivals hall of each terminal, with rental desks available in the airport’s car rental centre.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does baggage claim take at CDG?
Baggage is usually delivered within 20–40 minutes after landing. Belt numbers are shown on screens inside the terminal and on the live arrivals board above.
Which terminal will my flight arrive at CDG?
Most international flights arrive at the main terminal. Low-cost carriers may use a different terminal. Check the live arrivals board above for real-time terminal information.
What is the fastest way to get from CDG to the city center?
Train is usually the fastest option, followed by taxi or private transfer. See the transportation section above for prices and travel times.
What should I do if my baggage is lost or delayed at CDG?
Report the issue at your airline's baggage services desk in the Arrivals hall before leaving the airport. You will receive a reference number to track your bag.