Charles de Gaulle Airport
Overview
"Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, also known as Roissy Airport, is the largest international airport in France and second-busiest airport in Europe. Opened in 1974, it is located in Roissy-en-France, 23 km northeast of Paris. It is named after Charles de Gaulle."
Contact details
Roissy-en-France Paris Ile-de-France 95700 France
Access Card notes
To ensure the best service quality and cut your wait to a minimum, you must notify your requirements to the airline or your travel agent from the time of booking and at least 48h before your flight. Once you reach the airport there are customer assistance terminals allowing you to notify us of your arrival. You may also go to the reception areas or check-in counters of your airline in the terminals to obtain our assistance.
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Access guidance
- Seats inside the terminals have been straightened to make it easier for those who have trouble getting up.
- Every terminal has at least one reception area with a reserved waiting room where our assistance service will come to collect you. These areas have been specially equipped for your comfort : Low counters for wheelchair-bound passengers, Sound-proofed lounge with dimmer-equipped lights For more information, please visit our website. Public telephone booths are lowered. Automatic ticket dispensers are adapted to wheelchair users. Toilets have been adapted to comply with the latest standards to allow access by wheelchair users (including motorised wheelchairs).
- We recommend parking in the car parks closest to the terminals; most can be reached via an elevator. There are reserved disabled parking slots available on every level with the following permits: GIC, GIG, European parking card. Disabled people and people with reduced mobility are granted a 50% discount on the rates of car parks adjoining the terminals, upon presentation of the original of the GIC-GIG permit (required presence of the permit holder) or a European parking card and the entrance ticket at the payment booth located at the car park exit. For more information, please visit our website.
- Moving walkways and escalators are indicated at either end by yellow bands.
- Waiting areas are equipped with induction loops for the hearing-impaired