Preparing an arrival at Paris-Charles de Gaulle means considering the airport’s size, the passenger’s route through it and the final destination. The terminal and formalities determine how to arrange a straightforward meeting. Blue Prestige then coordinates the planned pick-up with the partner chauffeur.

Identify the correct arrival, not just ‘CDG’

Paris-CDG has several terminals and different areas within Terminal 2. Simply stating ‘Roissy’ does not establish a meeting point. Check the reference of the flight actually arriving in Paris and the terminal provided by the airline; these details can change.

If connecting from abroad, provide the final leg of the journey and its local arrival date. Flight monitoring relies on that reference, not the first flight you board.

  • Date and number of the flight arriving at CDG.
  • Known terminal and a reachable passenger telephone number.
  • Full destination address.

Allow for formalities and luggage

Landing time is not the time you leave the terminal. Depending on the journey, border checks, moving through the airport and collecting suitcases take varying amounts of time. Flight tracking does not show where the passenger is after disembarking.

Specify passenger numbers, suitcases and bulky items so the vehicle category is suitable. If you encounter a lengthy delay leaving the terminal, notify the chauffeur or coordinator.

Meet the chauffeur at the agreed point

Before the transfer, Blue Prestige provides the chauffeur’s identity, contact details and planned meeting location. Once formalities are complete, follow these instructions rather than heading straight to a car park to look for a vehicle.

For a journey to a station, hotel or office, provide an exact address and any timing constraints. Conditions and price are confirmed in writing, subject to actual availability.

Prepare your return and any itinerary changes

For a journey to CDG, provide your departing flight, pick-up location and the time you wish to reach the airport. Allow a suitable margin for checks and traffic, without assuming a fixed road journey time.

If the flight number or terminal changes, tell the coordinator. Our separate guide explains specifically how to identify your chauffeur at CDG and what to do if you cannot find them.

  • Keep the confirmation on your telephone.
  • Notify us promptly if your flight is rerouted.
  • Check the departure timing recommended by the airline.

Further reading: How do you find your chauffeur at CDG?

Official information: Paris Aéroport: CDG terminal maps. Operators’ schedules, access arrangements and instructions may change.

Key point

Provide the final flight arriving at CDG, known terminal, luggage and destination. The meeting point and fare are confirmed before the journey.

Plan my journey

Fares and vehicle availability are confirmed in writing before booking.