Paris Orly Airport (ORY) Terminal Map
Main Terminal / Concourses at Paris Orly ORY Airport
Terminal Layout and connecting to other flights:
The passenger terminal complex at Paris Orly Airport consists of Terminal West and Terminal South. The newer Terminal West with two concourses houses only a few airlines, while the older Terminal South with two two-level concourses handles most of the long-haul routes. Both terminals are connected by the free ORLYVAL shuttle (every 4-7 mins, 4:30am to 12:30am).
Terminal South at Paris Orly Airport: The Departure Level is divided into a non-Schengen Hall A and a Schengen Hall B. Its airlines ges are A12-27 and B02-20 (on opposite sides of the Departure level). Amenities & services food & drink establishments, shops, Airport Information counter, ticket counters, internet access, foreign currency exchange, cash dispenser, pharmacy, salon icare, baby care area and passport control.
Terminal West at Paris Orly Airport has three levels - Level 0 is the Arrivals level (Arrivals 1-4), Level 1 the Departures level. : The Departure Level is divided into a Central Hall, Halls 3 & 4 to the left, and Halls 1 & 2 to the right. Hall 01 leads to departures 10; Hall 02 leads to departures 20; Hall 03 leads to both departures 30, 31 & 32, and Hall 4 leads to Departures 40.
A moving walkway close to Door A and Hall 1 connects to the South Terminal. An escalator in the Central Hall connects to the Mezzanine level housing the La Brasserie & Le Bar Americain, while Elevators take you to parking P0.
Amenities and services in both terminals include food & drink and retail & duty-free concessions, information desks, banking facilities (ATM machins, currency exchange, bank branch), business work stations, conference center, post office, internet access & cyber cafe, rental cars, pharmacies & health centers, lost property, baggage services, massage, beauty salons, newsstands, childrens' play areas, game machines, prayer area, concierge service, and tourist informaton points and safe-keeping area.
To Catch your Connecting Flight:
(a) You are landing at T-South and connecting to T-West: After debarkation, follow signs 'Exit - Baggage Reclaim'. After passport & Customs control, go to exit K to take the free ORLYVAL to 'Orly West' (runs every 4-7 mins, 4:30am to 12:30am).
(b) If you are landing at T-West and connecting to T-South: After passport & Customs control go to Exit A on the Departure level and take the ORLYVAL for 'Orly South'.
(b) If you need to transfer to the Charles de Gaulle Airport, the quickest way is by taking the ORLYVAL shuttle train to the RER B's 'Antony' station (every 4-7 mins, 5:50am-10:50pm at 7.40 EU), where you can transfer to the 'Aeroport Charles de Gaulle' train (every 5-8 mins, 6am-11pm at 10.20 EU, taking about one hour). The train stops at "Aeroport Charles de Gaulle 1' & 2 (Terminals 1 & 2). From there you need to walk or take the shuttle bus to either T-3 or the T-2 terminals A to E.
The passenger terminal complex at Paris Orly Airport consists of Terminal West and Terminal South. The newer Terminal West with two concourses houses only a few airlines, while the older Terminal South with two two-level concourses handles most of the long-haul routes. Both terminals are connected by the free ORLYVAL shuttle (every 4-7 mins, 4:30am to 12:30am).
Terminal South at Paris Orly Airport: The Departure Level is divided into a non-Schengen Hall A and a Schengen Hall B. Its airlines ges are A12-27 and B02-20 (on opposite sides of the Departure level). Amenities & services food & drink establishments, shops, Airport Information counter, ticket counters, internet access, foreign currency exchange, cash dispenser, pharmacy, salon icare, baby care area and passport control.
Terminal West at Paris Orly Airport has three levels - Level 0 is the Arrivals level (Arrivals 1-4), Level 1 the Departures level. : The Departure Level is divided into a Central Hall, Halls 3 & 4 to the left, and Halls 1 & 2 to the right. Hall 01 leads to departures 10; Hall 02 leads to departures 20; Hall 03 leads to both departures 30, 31 & 32, and Hall 4 leads to Departures 40.
A moving walkway close to Door A and Hall 1 connects to the South Terminal. An escalator in the Central Hall connects to the Mezzanine level housing the La Brasserie & Le Bar Americain, while Elevators take you to parking P0.
Amenities and services in both terminals include food & drink and retail & duty-free concessions, information desks, banking facilities (ATM machins, currency exchange, bank branch), business work stations, conference center, post office, internet access & cyber cafe, rental cars, pharmacies & health centers, lost property, baggage services, massage, beauty salons, newsstands, childrens' play areas, game machines, prayer area, concierge service, and tourist informaton points and safe-keeping area.
To Catch your Connecting Flight:
(a) You are landing at T-South and connecting to T-West: After debarkation, follow signs 'Exit - Baggage Reclaim'. After passport & Customs control, go to exit K to take the free ORLYVAL to 'Orly West' (runs every 4-7 mins, 4:30am to 12:30am).
(b) If you are landing at T-West and connecting to T-South: After passport & Customs control go to Exit A on the Departure level and take the ORLYVAL for 'Orly South'.
(b) If you need to transfer to the Charles de Gaulle Airport, the quickest way is by taking the ORLYVAL shuttle train to the RER B's 'Antony' station (every 4-7 mins, 5:50am-10:50pm at 7.40 EU), where you can transfer to the 'Aeroport Charles de Gaulle' train (every 5-8 mins, 6am-11pm at 10.20 EU, taking about one hour). The train stops at "Aeroport Charles de Gaulle 1' & 2 (Terminals 1 & 2). From there you need to walk or take the shuttle bus to either T-3 or the T-2 terminals A to E.