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| Paris-Orly Airport | ||
| height | 291 feet | |
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| IATA code | ORY | |
| ICAO code | LFPO | |
| Terminals | 2 | |
| Number of passengers | 31.237.865 (2016), 33.120.685 (2018), 2.384.380 (2018), 2.187.980 (2018), 2.640.900 (2018), 2.959.534 (2018), 2.893.670 (2018), 2.938.245 (2018), 3.243.535 (2018), 3.084.319 (2018), 2.896.702 (2018), 3.000.457 (2018), 2.384.344 (2018), 2.502.888 (2018), 31.853.049 (2019) | |
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The Paris-Orly Airport (international: Paris - Orly Airport, French: Aéroport Paris-Orly) is one of the international Paris airports and is 14 km south of Paris on land belonging to seven municipalities, including Orly and Villeneuve-le-Roi.
background
The airport began with an airfield and several maintenance hangars up to 300 m long, which were built in the 1920s. During the Second World War, the airport was occupied by the German Air Force, and civil flight operations began again in 1946.
The airport tower dates back to the 1960s.
For example, most domestic French flights take off and land on Orly, Air France also serves the French overseas territories and low-cost airlines also land here. The airport is now a little smaller than Paris Charles de Gaulle as the second largest passenger airport in Europe, but still number 2 among the French airports.
getting there
By train
- Regular train connections with the driverless train OrlyVal to the train station "Antony". Change there to the express train RER-Line B. to “Châtelet les Halles” and “Gare du Nord”. Further connections to the metro in: "Denfert-Rochereau" and "St. Michel ”. Fare: € 10.90, children € 5.45. OrlyVal stops at both terminals: Orly Sud: Entrance K, Orly West: Entrance A / Arrivals level.
- With the Shuttle bus to the station "Pont de Rungis Aéroport d'Orly". there change to the express train RER-Line C. to "d’Austerlitz", "St. Michel ”,“ Musée d'Orsay ”and“ Invalides ”. The shuttle bus stops at Terminal Sud: At Entrance F and Terminal West at Entrance G / Arrivals level.
Travel times with the train lines to the center of Paris approx. 30 - 35 min.
By bus
- Regular Shuttle buses connect both terminals with the Paris main train stations.
- With ADP shuttles, Stops at both terminals, the airport is connected to the Parisian train stations Gare d’Austerlitz, St. Michel, Invalides and Porte Maillot.
- Ratp bus 183: Between Paris - “Porte de Choisy” and Orly Airport Terminal South.
- Ratp bus 285: Between the “Villejuif - Louis Aragon” metro station and Orly Airport Terminal South. The stop is on the RN 7.
- Rapt bus 292: Between the RER station "Savigny-sur-Orge" on line C in the south and Orly Terminal South. The stop is on the RN 7.
- Rapt-Noctilien 31: Hourly night bus between Paris “Gare de Lyon” and Orly Airport Terminal South.
- Noctilien 131: Fast night bus from Paris "Gare de Lyon" with a journey to Orly Airport Terminal South to RER station Brétigny.
Travel time with the bus lines to the center: up to an hour.
In the street
- From Paris leads the
(Autoroute du Sud) via Porte d'Orleans, to the airport.
- parking spot P1 and P3 are at Orly Sud, car park P0, P2 are at the Orly Ouest terminal; Parking garages and parking tariffs
- Car rental companies at the airport are Avis, Budget, Europcar, Hertz, National / Citer;
With the taxi
There are taxi ranks in front of the arrival halls of both terminals. A trip to the center of Paris costs around € 25 and takes about half an hour to drive.
Airlines
These start from Paris-Orly Airlines (associated terminals).
These are approached Destinations (Flight plan).
- Réunion Roland Garros airport : Terminal Ouest (West), Hall 3
Terminals
The airport has two terminals in operation:
Terminal Sud
The southern terminal, which opened in 1961, is the older of the two terminals. Because of its airy steel / glass architecture, it is also known as the “Vitrine de la France” (French shop window). Besides Air France, the main users are Air Malta, easyJet, El Al, Swiss and Turkish Airlines.
Since 1961, the Sud Terminal has been expanded to include two satellites and the check-in area; today it is around 700 m long and extends over eight floors. In the upper, quite quiet levels there is a small gallery, a small shopping center and several restaurants of all classes.
Terminal Ouest
The western terminal is the newer one and also has the slightly better infrastructure. The architecturally simpler but functional building was opened in 1971 and has been expanded several times since then; the terminal is primarily used by Air France, Iberia and TAP Portugal.
Functionally, it is divided into an approach area on the ground floor and a departure area on the floor above. It consists of four halls No. 1 - 4 and a central "Hall Central", with Hall two being used exclusively by Air France for national flights, while the often overcrowded Hall three is used for charter flights. Hall one and four are smaller.
Arrival and departure
Change
mobility
Free shuttle buses run between the two terminals of Orly Airport approx. Every 5 minutes, travel time: approx. 2 minutes.
Air France operates a shuttle bus to Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, Travel time approx. 50 minutes. If an airport transfer is required, the price of the shuttle is usually included in the flight price, otherwise it is € 19.
activities
Lounges
Planespotting
Terminal Sud has a viewing terrace with a view of the apron and the runways.
shop
kitchen
The McDonald's fast-food restaurant in Terminal Sud offers a view of the apron.
accommodation
There are two hotels on the airport premises, they offer free bus transfers to the terminals:
security
Because of the risk of terrorism, it is illegal to leave luggage unattended at any French airport.
health
- The ambulance is located in the terminal South (South), she also offers vaccinations.
Practical advice
- Aéroport de Paris - Orly, Orly Sud 103, F - 94396 Orly Aérogare. Tel.: 33 (0)1 4975 1515, Fax: (0)1 4975 5878.
- Current flight information: Orly arrival - Orly departure - Weather;
- information desk (Tel .: 33 (01) 49 75 15 15, email: [email protected]):
- Terminal Sud: on the ground floor at exits C and H and in Hall B.
- Terminal Ouest (West): on the departures level at exits O, R, S and W and on the arrivals level at exits D and J.
- ATMs, exchange offices and a post office are located in both terminals.
- The Lost property office is located in the arrival hall of both terminals;
- Terminal Sud: Tel. 33 (0) 1 4975 3410.
- Terminal Ouest (West): Tel. 33 (0) 1 4975 4234.
literature
Web links
- https://www.parisaeroport.fr/de/ - Paris-Orly Airport official website
