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Charles de Gaulle International Airport

Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise) · France · Europe/Paris

5Runways
13,829Longest (ft)
392Elevation (ft)
236Route Records
106Airline Records
UTC+1Timezone
533Mapped Stands
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Route Intelligence

85Highly Connected
Shortest route
BRUBrussels Airport251.7 km
Ethiopian Airlines
Longest route
SCLComodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport11,672.9 km
Alitalia
Nearest international
BRUBrussels Airport251.7 km
Ethiopian Airlines
Longest international
SCLComodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport11,672.9 km
Air France
Longest domestic
AJAAjaccio Napoléon Bonaparte airport925.6 km
easyJet

Airport Connectivity Score

85/100

Highly Connected

Destinations served236 destinations
Airline diversity106 airlines
Haul mix coverage4 of 4 distance categories

Calculated from destination count, airline diversity, and haul-mix coverage. More signals (customs/border access, ground handling capacity) will be added as the dataset grows.

Runways

08H/26H1,444 ftGrass
08L/26R13,829 ftAsphaltLIT
08R/26L8,858 ftConcreteLIT
09L/27R8,858 ftAsphaltLIT
09R/27L13,780 ftAsphaltLIT

Haul Mix

short-haul
94
medium-haul
43
long-haul
64
ultra-long-haul
35

Geographic Context

Nearest airport
LBGParis-Le Bourget International Airport10 km
Nearest same country
LBGParis-Le Bourget International Airport10 km
Nearest international
KJKKortrijk-Wevelgem International Airport206.7 km
Farthest airport
CHTInia William Tuuta Memorial Airport19,432.3 km
Within 500 km: 147 airportsWithin 1,000 km: 319 airportsWithin 2,000 km: 621 airports

10 Nearest Airports

1LBGParis-Le Bourget International Airport10 kmL
2CSFCreil Air Base27.3 kmM
3ORYParis-Orly Airport34.2 kmL
4VIYVélizy-Villacoublay Air Base36.6 kmM
5POXPontoise-Cormeilles Aerodrome39 kmM
6TNFToussus-le-Noble Airport43.5 kmM
7BVABeauvais-Tillé airport59 kmL
8EVXÉvreux-Fauville (BA 105) Air Base97.3 kmM
9URORouen Vallée de Seine Airport108.3 kmM
10XCRChalons Vatry airport123.6 kmM

ATC Frequencies9

APPDE GAULLE APP121.15 MHz
APPDE GAULLE APP136.275 MHz
ATISDE GAULLE ATIS127.125 MHz
DEPDE GAULLE DEP124.35 MHz
GNDDE GAULLE TRAFFIC118.1 MHz
GNDDE GAULLE GND121.6 MHz
PFLTDE GAULLE PREFLIGHT126.65 MHz
TWRDE GAULLE TWR119.25 MHz
TWRDE GAULLE TWR120.65 MHz

Top Aircraft Types

320
135
319
115
321
59
77W
47
332
43
763
37
318
37
772
36
E70
27
343
25

Live Departures & Arrivals20

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AFR13DTA3202,000 ft
AFR1732BCS33,325 ft
AFR87LFBCS3575 ft
AFR22CTE1903,700 ft
BTI3YKBCS35,925 ft
LGL8022DH8D8,225 ft
FPO708B7383,000 ft
N917SDBE353,500 ft
TAP438TA3212,375 ft
EJU64PFA3194,400 ft

Source: adsb.lol — community ADS-B network. Approximate local traffic within 40nm, not a definitive schedule.

Airline Records in Dataset106

JPAdria Airways
A3Aegean Airlines
EIAer Lingus
AMAeroMéxico
SUAeroflot Russian Airlines
ZIAigle Azur
AHAir Algerie
UUAir Austral
BTAir Baltic
ABAir Berlin
ACAir Canada
CAAir China
UXAir Europa
AFAir France
AIAir India Limited
LTAir Lituanica
MDAir Madagascar
KMAir Malta
MKAir Mauritius
APAir One
JUAir Serbia
TNAir Tahiti Nui
TSAir Transat
AZAlitalia
NHAll Nippon Airways
AAAmerican Airlines
IZArkia Israel Airlines
OZAsiana Airlines
OSAustrian Airlines
J2Azerbaijan Airlines
B2Belavia Belarusian Airlines
BABritish Airways
SNBrussels Airlines
FBBulgaria Air
QCCamair-co
CXCathay Pacific
MUChina Eastern Airlines
CZChina Southern Airlines
OUCroatia Airlines
CYCyprus Airways
+66 more

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Airport HistoryEst. 1974

Opened in 1974 on farmland northeast of Paris at Roissy-en-France, Charles de Gaulle Airport was built to replace the aging Orly and Le Bourget fields as France's flagship international gateway. Named after the wartime leader and former French president, it grew into the main hub of Air France and one of the busiest airports in Europe, known for Paul Andreu's distinctive circular Terminal 1 and its direct high-speed rail connection.

Terminal 1's circular design by architect Paul Andreu features tube-shaped escalators connecting a central drum to satellite piers, giving it a distinctive 'flying saucer' look.
CDG has its own dedicated TGV high-speed rail station, letting travelers reach cities across France without going into central Paris.
Concorde flew supersonic passenger service out of CDG for 27 years, from 1976 until Air France retired the type in 2003.
The airport is named after Charles de Gaulle, leader of the Free French Forces in World War II and later President of France.
CDG is consistently the busiest airport in the European Union by passenger traffic, a distinction it holds since the UK's exit from the EU removed London Heathrow from that ranking.
1966
Site chosen and construction begins

The French government selected the Roissy-en-France site northeast of Paris and began construction of a new international airport designed by architect Paul Andreu.

1974
Airport opens

Charles de Gaulle Airport opened on 8 April 1974 with the futuristic circular Terminal 1, immediately becoming France's primary gateway for long-haul travel.

1976
Concorde supersonic service begins

Air France launched scheduled Concorde supersonic flights from CDG, cementing the airport's place in aviation history as a base for the world's fastest airliner.

1994
TGV station opens

A high-speed rail station opened directly beneath the airport, letting passengers connect to France's TGV network without leaving the terminal complex.

2003
Concorde retires

Air France retired its Concorde fleet, ending 27 years of supersonic passenger service based at CDG.

2004
Terminal 2E roof collapse

Part of the newly opened Terminal 2E's curved roof collapsed on 23 May 2004, killing several people and prompting a major investigation into the structure's design.

2008
Rebuilt Terminal 2E reopens

A reinforced, redesigned Terminal 2E reopened after a multi-year rebuild following the 2004 collapse, restoring capacity for Air France's long-haul operations.

2024
Gateway for the Paris Olympics

CDG served as the principal air gateway for the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics, handling a major surge in international arrivals.

Operator
Aéroports de Paris (Groupe ADP)1945 – presentCreated in 1945 as a public body to manage Paris-area airports; partially privatized via a stock listing in 2006, though the French state remains the largest shareholder.

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