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On arrival at FCO you have 2 options to get to Satellite 2G - (a) A light-rail shuttle, the CDGVAL, links terminals; (b) Use T1's underground moving walkways which serves all seven separate satellites. You have enough time.

None of the many CDG terminal maps have airline lounges listed among their services; as a general rule, airline lounges are located inside security areas. Contact either information counter at Arrivals area or Delta.

Note that 2A through 2F are close to each other, but 2G is 2.5 km from 2F, necessitating a bus transfer). At Terminal 2G you need to go through passport control and connect via "Transfer" bus to 2E (2F is opposite the driveway, - you need at least a 1-hour transfer time

A new building now connects gateways 2A & 2C, used by Oneworld airline alliance (incl. American & British Airways). NOTE, however, that new EU rules call for separate passports for children (including babies).

so we can just walk rom 2a to 2c instead of airside shuttle,does the connecting building has a immigration control or security control

1. Before your departure, find out if CityJet will transfer your bags to your connecting AF flight - if not, you need to take your bag along to Terminal 2F and check it in there. 2. Terminal 2E (L gates 21-53 & K gates 21-54) is opposite the driveway of Terminal 2F (gates F24-56).

Oh, CDG - it takes Einstein to figure it out! First, T2 has satellites 2B, 2D & 2F on one side of the driveway and 2A, 2C & 2E on the opposite side. The common area, howeverm links halls 2C through 2F - therefore you should be able to claim your baggage on arrival, then check it in with your connecting airline and proceed to your gate (2F has gates 24-56) - unless your original airline will transfer your bags to your connecting one.

Paris Airports has a maddening site. However, this is what I gathered: 1. Ar France uses Terminals 2C,, 2B, 2F & 2D; You need to open www.ifly.com/cdg, click on "Terminal Map" under QUICK LINKS and scroll down to the text for terminal connections and other details. I cannot give you the time it takes to transfer to ORLY. However, I presume that 3 hours should suffice. 2. Transfer from CDG to ORY (Orly Airport): Take the RER rapid TGV train from the Airport train station to Paris "Anthony' station - then take the ORLYVAL shuttle train to ORLY, arriving at Orly's Terminal-South,

You have enough time. Open http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/ADP/Resources/9fdc8723-a4f9-476d-a0e0-a28b14dc530b-planencdgGB.jpg which shows you the terminals & connections.

Terminals 2 of Charles de Gaulle Airport - mainly used by Air France, includes 7 terminals (2A through 2F are close to each other and 2G is 2.5 km from 2F, necessitating a bus transfer). While Terminal 2G of CDG connects via "Transfer" bus to 2E, you need at least a 1-hour transfer time. On arrival you need to go through Passport control only. I cannot advise you as to where to meet - I suppose it would be in the Main terminal 2, on the Arrivals level, as your party cannot enter secured areas without a ticket. Try to contact the Airport at http://www.aeroportsdeparis.fr/ADP/en-GB/Passagers/Home/contact.htm/contact.htm

Thank you for sharing this info!

At CDG satellite terminals 2F & 2G are 2.5 km apart, requiring you to take the shuttle bus outside arrivals. An hour transfer time is enough.

You have enough time for transfer if you have only carry-on bag, or if your Venice airline transfers your bags to the US airline flight.

At CDG Terminal 2 has satellites 2B, 2D & 2F on one side of the driveway and 2A, 2C & 2E on the opposite side. You simply take the walkway at 2F (follow signs) over to 2E. You have enough time.

You can only meet her after you both went through the immigration / customs clearance process - best to meet up in the arrivals hall.

T1 & T2 are close together; T2 has satellites 2B, 2D & 2F on one side of the driveway and 2A, 2C & 2E on the opposite side. Air France uses Satellites 2B, 2C, 2D & 2F. You may want to meet in the arrivals area in front of the information desk.