Car Hire Charles De Gaulle Airport

Any Airport Car Hire Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport cars include intermediate elite vehicles like the seven seater VW Sharan. This is one of the cars in Paris which we offer with sat nav, a great aid to helping you find your way around. Sat nav is particularly useful if you don't understand French. The Citroen C4 Picasso automatic also has inbuilt GPS and these cars go for a great price.

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Charles De Gaulle Airport Information

Paris Charles De Gaulle airport is named after the famous French president. It has been operational since 1966 but in 1974 was renamed as Paris Charles De Gaulle. It is the premier airport of the country and the main hub for the national airline Air France which operates exclusively out of terminal two. This huge three terminal airport deals with more than 60 million passengers annually and has flights to all corners of the globe. Paris Charles De Gaulle is the fifth busiest airport in the world for passengers and the busiest in Europe in terms of cargo traffic.

Among the many European cities and airports to which Air France flies from Hall D are Athens, Berlin Tegel, Bologna, Bordeaux, Budapest, Copenhagen, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Lisbon, Montpellier, Munich, Nantes, Prague, Stuttgart, Turin and Vienna. Air France also flies to many world wide destinations such as Buenos Aires Ezeiza, Moscow Sheremetyevo, New York John F Kennedy and Santiago de Chile. Some of the low cost airlines which operate a lot of flights from Paris Charles De Gaulle airport are Easyjet and Flybe.

It is worth mentioning that there was a scandal in 2004 when a portion of the new terminal 2E building collapsed killing four people. The terminal was designed by a renowned French architect and an investigation is underway into seeing who was responsible. Paris Charles De Gaulle airport has the airport code CDG. It is located at longitude 49.00.35 North and latitude 002.32.52 east.