There are three airports operating in the French capital. However, Charles de Gaulle Airport, located 25 kilometers northeast of Paris, is currently the country's main airport. It is here that the largest French airlines, such as Air France, are based.
The airport is one of the ten busiest passenger airports in the world with a passenger turnover of over 60 million people per year. As a European connecting airport it ranks second after London Heathrow. Flights from Charles de Gaulle connect Paris with 315 cities around the world.
The airport was opened on March 8, 1974. The structure of the airport includes 3 terminals. To move between terminals you can use a free shuttle bus. You can find a diagram of Paris Charles de Gaulle airport, online arrival and departure boards here.
Detailed information about Charles de Gaulle Airport can be found on the official website of the airport.