Île-de-France / Paris Airport Transfers, Commercial Terminals & Le Bourget Private Aviation

Paris airports chauffeur guide
CDG · ORY · LBG · BVA compared

Compare pre-booked Paris airport transfer and executive chauffeur service (transfert aéroport Paris / VTC luxe Paris) across Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), Paris Orly Airport (ORY), Paris–Le Bourget business aviation airport (LBG), and Paris–Beauvais Airport (BVA). Review Groupe ADP Parking Pro pickup procedures, Terminal 2A–2G hall handoffs, Le Bourget FBO access, and Mercedes Classe S and Classe V luggage fit.

Opus works with vetted chauffeurs across the United States and Europe. We confirm availability, the operating provider, vehicle and meeting plan for each journey.

Illustrative black chauffeur sedan outside a European airport terminal
Commercial hubsCDG (Terminals 1, 2A–2G, 3) · ORY (Orly 1–4) · BVA
Private aviationLBG / Paris–Le Bourget FBO terminals
Regional scopeRight Bank, Left Bank, La Défense & France
Operating detailReconfirmed for each journey

The direct answer

Four Paris-region airports.
Four distinct ground-transportation plans.

Opus Chauffeur coordinates pre-booked Paris airport transfer and executive chauffeur service across all four Paris gateways—matching each arrival or departure to the exact terminal hall, Groupe ADP professional vehicle area, or Le Bourget FBO.

Paris airport pickups require terminal-specific precision. At Charles de Gaulle (CDG), Terminal 1, Terminal 2's seven separate halls (2A through 2G), and Terminal 3 each use distinct arrivals exits and Groupe ADP Parking Pro professional collection zones. Orly (ORY) divides flights across Orly 1, 2, 3, and 4 south of the city; Paris–Le Bourget (LBG) is Europe's premier dedicated business aviation airport where the assigned FBO is the actual pickup address; and Paris–Beauvais (BVA) operates as a northern regional gateway requiring a pre-planned 85-kilometre road transfer into Paris.

Paris airport directory

Four Paris & Île-de-France airports.
Compare Groupe ADP terminal rules and Le Bourget FBO handoffs.

Select an airport guide below to review official terminal collection procedures, Parking Pro rules, FBO coordination, and onward route planning.

01CDG

Paris's principal international gateway northeast of the city in Roissy

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport

How the transfer is planned

CDG Airport chauffeur service and Charles de Gaulle airport transfer plans are built around the airline, Terminal 1, the correct Terminal 2 hall (2A–2G), or Terminal 3, immigration, baggage, an agreed arrivals meeting point, and the authorised Groupe ADP professional vehicle area.

  • Terminal 1, 2A–2G, or 3 confirmed before dispatch
  • Indoor arrivals meet-and-greet & Parking Pro collection
  • Direct A1 / A86 routing to Right Bank, Left Bank & La Défense
02ORY

Close-in commercial gateway for Central Paris, the Left Bank, and southern Île-de-France

Paris Orly Airport

How the transfer is planned

Orly Airport chauffeur service and Orly airport transfer bookings are coordinated around the current Orly 1, 2, 3, or 4 terminal sector, arrivals meeting point, and airport-controlled pre-booked professional vehicle area.

  • Orly 1, 2, 3, or 4 sector confirmed with flight number
  • Current Groupe ADP Parking Pro collection plan
  • Fast A6 / A106 access to Saint-Germain, Montparnasse & Versailles
03LBG

Dedicated business aviation and private jet gateway northeast of Paris

Paris–Le Bourget Airport

How the transfer is planned

Le Bourget chauffeur service is coordinated by tail number, operator, confirmed FBO (Signature, Jetex, ExecuJet, Advanced Air Support, Dassault Falcon Service, Astonsky, or Universal), passenger party, luggage, and authorised landside or ramp position.

  • Tail number, operator, and exact FBO confirmed
  • Principal, guest, security, and crew vehicle coordination
  • Closest business aviation hub to Central Paris & La Défense
04BVA

Regional northern gateway in Tillé (Oise) serving Paris and northern France

Paris–Beauvais Airport

How the transfer is planned

Beauvais Airport chauffeur service is planned as a pre-booked regional road journey around Terminal 1 or 2, baggage reclaim, an airport-authorised collection position, and the exact Paris, La Défense, or regional destination.

  • Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 confirmed in advance
  • Pre-booked private road alternative to coach shuttles
  • A16 / A1 routing to Paris, La Défense, Disneyland & Champagne

Groupe ADP Parking Pro access rules, terminal hall reopenings, vehicle-height limits, and FBO security procedures can change; always follow the active meeting point in your written Opus Chauffeur confirmation.

Paris airport transfer structures

Match the airport booking
to your Paris or French regional itinerary.

Whether arriving on a long-haul flight into CDG Terminal 2E, landing privately at Le Bourget for Paris Fashion Week, or connecting between CDG, Orly, and Gare du Nord, the terminal plan sets the schedule.

Paris airport answers

Paris airport chauffeur questions
Comparing CDG, Orly, Le Bourget, and Beauvais pickup procedures

01Why is the exact Terminal 2 hall (2A–2G) so important for a CDG airport transfer?

CDG Terminal 2 is a multi-kilometre complex divided into Halls 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F, and the satellite terminal 2G. Each hall has its own customs exit and Groupe ADP Parking Pro pickup zone, so we match your chauffeur to your flight number and arrival hall.

02Which Paris airport is closest to the Left Bank and Saint-Germain-des-Prés?

Paris Orly Airport (ORY) is located 14 kilometres south of Paris via the A6B/A6A autoroute, making an Orly airport transfer the fastest commercial option for the Left Bank (6th, 7th, 14th, and 15th arrondissements) and Versailles.

03How do private jet pickups work at Paris–Le Bourget (LBG)?

We coordinate directly with your flight department or assigned Le Bourget FBO using your aircraft tail number and arrival time. Your chauffeur stages at the FBO's landside courtyard or, where security clearance is pre-authorised by the handler, ramp-side.

04Can I book a chauffeur directly from CDG or Le Bourget to Champagne, Disneyland Paris, or Normandy?

Yes. CDG and Le Bourget sit on the northeastern edge of Paris with fast A4/A104 access to Disneyland Paris (~35–45 minutes) and Reims/Épernay in Champagne (~75–90 minutes from CDG), as well as A86/A14/A13 access to Normandy and Deauville.