How do you find out? (Air Terminals)

hahaha funny martin !

"Martin" a écrit dans le message de groupe de
discussion : ...
On 01/08/10 15:19, Erilar wrote:
Paul wrote:
Hatunen :

In CDG, it is essential whether you have an Air France flight or
not.
Air France (and their partners) use terminal building 2, most of the
rest
of the world uses terminal 1. They are at least 15 mins (if not
more) by
bus distant from each other.

Can't be worse than a British flight we took a few years ago from
SFO to Heathrow and our conecting BA flight to Helsinki was at
Gatwick.

Agreed: Heathrow to Gatwick is 45 miles, and I suspect that the
estimated
time varies between 45 mins und 4.5 hours ;-

So I've heard. Next spring I'm flying from Chicago to Aberdeen via
Copenhagen 8-)

Got a job on an oil rig? )

"Martin" a écrit dans le message de groupe de
discussion : ...
On 01/08/10 16:00, Steve Cain wrote:
Shuttle if necessary:
http://www.bonjourlafrance.com/air-f...les.htm#cdgval





The shuttle is the norm.

On Sun, 01 Aug 2010 10:00:56 +0200, Tom P
wrote:

On 08/01/2010 09:39 AM, Paul Schmitz-Josten wrote:
Hatunen :

In CDG, it is essential whether you have an Air France flight or not.
Air France (and their partners) use terminal building 2, most of the rest
of the world uses terminal 1. They are at least 15 mins (if not more) by
bus distant from each other.

Can't be worse than a British flight we took a few years ago from
SFO to Heathrow and our conecting BA flight to Helsinki was at
Gatwick.

Agreed: Heathrow to Gatwick is 45 miles, and I suspect that the estimated
time varies between 45 mins und 4.5 hours ;-

Is that offered as a connecting flight by the BA booking system? Some
years back I had an AF fight arriving at CDG and the AF connecting
flight was from Orly. Air France did not offer this on the booking as a
connecting flight, I had to book the legs separately.

It was offered as our connecting flight in 1997 (I believe it was
1997). Last time we did it, though, the connection was LHR T4 to
LHR T3, maybe five years ago.

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On Jul 31, 7:34*am, teak wrote:
How do you find out where to go. I am going to Paris, than Bologna. I
ahve my tickets. How do I find my next terminal?

Monday, August 16, 2010
Air France # 8635 Operated by: DELTA AIR LINES -- DL 8635 - Please
check in with the operating carrier

Philadelphia International (PHL) to Paris Ch. De Gaulle (CDG)
Departure (PHL): August 16, 6:35 PM EDT (evening)
Arrival (CDG): August 17, 8:25 AM CEST (morning)
Class: Economy Your flight is confirmed. The airline will assign seats
at check-in or you may choose seats

Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Air France # 1528

Paris Ch. De Gaulle (CDG) to Bologna Guglielmo Marconi (BLQ)
Departure (CDG): August 17, 9:35 AM CEST (morning)
Arrival (BLQ): August 17, 11:15 AM CEST (morning)

Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Alitalia # 1153

Bologna Guglielmo Marconi (BLQ) to Lamezia-Terme S Eufemia (SUF)
Departure (BLQ): August 17, 12:10 PM CEST (afternoon)
Arrival (SUF): August 17, 1:35 PM CEST (afternoon)


As others have said, you have an extremely tight connection time.
Since terminal assignments may change, you need to check when you
arrive CDG. Or, you may ask your flight attendents to check it for
you before arrival. Sometimes they have the connection information.

Martin wrote:
On 01/08/10 15:19, Erilar wrote:
Paul wrote:
Hatunen :

In CDG, it is essential whether you have an Air France flight or
not.
Air France (and their partners) use terminal building 2, most of
the
rest
of the world uses terminal 1. They are at least 15 mins (if not
more) by
bus distant from each other.

Can't be worse than a British flight we took a few years ago from
SFO to Heathrow and our conecting BA flight to Helsinki was at
Gatwick.

Agreed: Heathrow to Gatwick is 45 miles, and I suspect that the
estimated
time varies between 45 mins und 4.5 hours ;-

So I've heard. Next spring I'm flying from Chicago to Aberdeen via
Copenhagen 8-)

Got a job on an oil rig? )

Heading for Orkney.
--
Erilar, biblioholic medievalist

On 01/08/10 20:50, Erilar wrote:
wrote:
On 01/08/10 15:19, Erilar wrote:
Paul wrote:
Hatunen :

In CDG, it is essential whether you have an Air France flight or
not.
Air France (and their partners) use terminal building 2, most of
the
rest
of the world uses terminal 1. They are at least 15 mins (if not
more) by
bus distant from each other.

Can't be worse than a British flight we took a few years ago from
SFO to Heathrow and our conecting BA flight to Helsinki was at
Gatwick.

Agreed: Heathrow to Gatwick is 45 miles, and I suspect that the
estimated
time varies between 45 mins und 4.5 hours ;-

So I've heard. Next spring I'm flying from Chicago to Aberdeen via
Copenhagen 8-)

Got a job on an oil rig? )

Heading for Orkney.

I have friends who just had three solid weeks of gales and non stop rain
in the Shetlands.

Martin wrote:
On 01/08/10 20:50, Erilar wrote:
wrote:
On 01/08/10 15:19, Erilar wrote:
Paul wrote:
Hatunen :

In CDG, it is essential whether you have an Air France flight or
not.
Air France (and their partners) use terminal building 2, most of
the
rest
of the world uses terminal 1. They are at least 15 mins (if not
more) by
bus distant from each other.

Can't be worse than a British flight we took a few years ago from
SFO to Heathrow and our conecting BA flight to Helsinki was at
Gatwick.

Agreed: Heathrow to Gatwick is 45 miles, and I suspect that the
estimated
time varies between 45 mins und 4.5 hours ;-

So I've heard. Next spring I'm flying from Chicago to Aberdeen via
Copenhagen 8-)

Got a job on an oil rig? )

Heading for Orkney.

I have friends who just had three solid weeks of gales and non stop
rain in the Shetlands.

Better than extreme heat and humidity, as far as I'm concerned 8-)
--
Erilar, biblioholic medievalist

On 02/08/10 00:47, Erilar wrote:
wrote:
On 01/08/10 20:50, Erilar wrote:
wrote:
On 01/08/10 15:19, Erilar wrote:
Paul wrote:
Hatunen :

In CDG, it is essential whether you have an Air France flight or
not.
Air France (and their partners) use terminal building 2, most of
the
rest
of the world uses terminal 1. They are at least 15 mins (if not
more) by
bus distant from each other.

Can't be worse than a British flight we took a few years ago from
SFO to Heathrow and our conecting BA flight to Helsinki was at
Gatwick.

Agreed: Heathrow to Gatwick is 45 miles, and I suspect that the
estimated
time varies between 45 mins und 4.5 hours ;-

So I've heard. Next spring I'm flying from Chicago to Aberdeen via
Copenhagen 8-)

Got a job on an oil rig? )

Heading for Orkney.

I have friends who just had three solid weeks of gales and non stop
rain in the Shetlands.

Better than extreme heat and humidity, as far as I'm concerned 8-)

Extreme wind, cold and humidity?

There are places that aren't like either extremes of weather.

We haven't been back to Scotland since we had a disastrous rain and
gales all the time cold summer sailing holiday in a summer that was one
of the hottest of the century elsewhere in Europe including the North of
England.

I didn't mention the midges.

On 02/08/10 12:37, Magda wrote:
On Mon, 02 Aug 2010 10:28:39 +0200, in rec.travel.europe,
arranged some electrons, so they looked like this:

... On 02/08/10 00:47, Erilar wrote:
... wrote:
... On 01/08/10 20:50, Erilar wrote:
... wrote:
... On 01/08/10 15:19, Erilar wrote:
... Paul wrote:
... Hatunen :
...
... In CDG, it is essential whether you have an Air France flight or
... not.
... Air France (and their partners) use terminal building 2, most of
... the
... rest
... of the world uses terminal 1. They are at least 15 mins (if not
... more) by
... bus distant from each other.
...
... Can't be worse than a British flight we took a few years ago from
... SFO to Heathrow and our conecting BA flight to Helsinki was at
... Gatwick.
...
... Agreed: Heathrow to Gatwick is 45 miles, and I suspect that the
... estimated
... time varies between 45 mins und 4.5 hours ;-
...
... So I've heard. Next spring I'm flying from Chicago to Aberdeen via
... Copenhagen 8-)
...
... Got a job on an oil rig? )
...
... Heading for Orkney.
...
... I have friends who just had three solid weeks of gales and non stop
... rain in the Shetlands.
...
... Better than extreme heat and humidity, as far as I'm concerned 8-)
...
... Extreme wind, cold and humidity?
...
... There are places that aren't like either extremes of weather.
...
... We haven't been back to Scotland since we had a disastrous rain and
... gales all the time cold summer sailing holiday in a summer that was one
... of the hottest of the century elsewhere in Europe including the North of
... England.

2003?

wrong century

1990


... I didn't mention the midges.

Brrrrrrrrrrrr


=====
It sounds much better in French, but then, everything does.

On Sat, 31 Jul 2010 19:00:19 -0700, Irwell wroteÂ*:

On Sun, 01 Aug 2010 01:42:51 +0200, Tom P wrote:



http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/ADP/e...assagers/home/ , then
advanced search.
It says the PHL-CDG arrives at 2E and the CDG-BLQ departs 2D. That
sounds like a close connection to me.

T.

"Sounding close" and reality at CDG are two different things, The
terminals are on opposite sides of a road that is virtually impossible
to walk across, you have to rely on the shuttle bus service.

10 years ago, the new shuttle was not there.

See the connection flight guide.
http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/ADP/e...ection-flight/

You are landing at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Terminal 2E
and your connecting flight is at Paris-Charles de Gaulle Terminal 2D

On leaving the aircraft, follow the signs for “Exit - Baggage Reclaim�.
Once you have gone through passport control and customs,
your route
N1: Take the free Aeroports de Paris shuttle to Terminal 2D.
Frequency: every 6 minutes from 4:00 to 7:30 am, every 8 minutes from
7:30 am to 12:00 am, every 6 minutes from 12:00 am to 3:00 pm, every 8
minutes from3:00 pm to 1:30 am and every 15 minutes from 1:30 am to 4:00,
24/7
This service is free.