Orly Airport (ORY)

Arrivals follow a standard European international procedure, moving from the gate through border control, baggage reclaim, and customs into the public arrivals concourse.

• Follow overhead signage for 'Livraison Bagages' (Baggage Reclaim) or 'Sortie' (Exit) after exiting the aircraft bridge.
• Passengers arriving from non-Schengen origins must present passports or identity documents at national border control points.
• Passport control features separate lanes for EU/EEA/Swiss citizens and non-EU passport holders.
• Reclaim checked luggage from the designated carousel shown on the terminal flight information displays.
• Pass through customs control choosing the green channel for goods within duty-free limits or the red channel to declare items.

• Zug

  Metro (Line 14)

  Direct metro line connecting Orly Airport to central Paris hubs including Gare de Lyon and Châtelet.

  Dauer:

  roughly 25-30 minutes

  Typische Kosten:

  typically €10-€12

• Bus

  Orlyval shuttle + RER B

  Automated Orlyval light rail to Antony station, connecting to the RER B commuter rail into central Paris.

  Dauer:

  roughly 35-45 minutes

  Typische Kosten:

  typically €14-€16

• Bus

  Orlybus

  Direct express bus service connecting Orly terminals directly to Denfert-Rochereau station in southern Paris.

  Dauer:

  roughly 30-45 minutes

  Typische Kosten:

  typically €11-€13

• Taxi

  Official Taxi

  Licensed taxis operate fixed regulated fares between Orly Airport and destinations on the Paris Left or Right Bank.

  Dauer:

  roughly 30-60 minutes

  Typische Kosten:

  typically €36-€45 flat rate

Transferring between terminals or connecting to Charles de Gaulle Airport is straightforward via physical connections or dedicated public transit.

• Orly 1, 2, 3, and 4 are physically linked under one continuous roof, allowing transfers on foot between sectors.
• Follow 'Correspondances' (Flight Transfers) signs if connecting to another flight without entering the public arrivals area.
• Connecting flights between non-Schengen and Schengen sectors require passing through immigration control and security rescreening.
• Direct transit options such as public rail or dedicated shuttle coaches exist for travellers transferring between Orly and Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG).

Free public Wi-Fi access is available throughout all passenger areas across the four airport sectors.

• Select the official network name '_PARIS AEROPORT-WIFI' on your mobile device.
• Access requires opening a web browser to accept the terms of service on the portal landing page.
• Standard access is free without a time limit, with options to purchase higher-speed tiers if required.
• Charging stations and power outlets are available near seat clusters in departure lounge areas.

The currency in France is the Euro (€), with digital payments accepted across almost all terminal services.

• Automated teller machines (ATMs) dispensing Euros are located in both arrival and departure halls of all terminals.
• Bureau de change counters are available for international currency exchange in arrivals and departures.
• Contactless debit and credit card payments are standard practice for transport tickets, retail, and dining.
• Advise your card issuer of foreign travel to prevent transaction flags when using cards at airport terminals.

Food outlets ranging from quick-service coffee shops to sit-down restaurants are situated before and after security.

• Pre-security public areas feature grab-and-go bakeries, coffee stalls, and small convenience kiosks.
• Post-security boarding areas offer French dining options, sandwich bars, and international quick-service outlets.
• Vending machines serving cold drinks and light snacks are available near arrival gates and baggage reclaims.
• Most food outlets operate from early morning until the departure of the final scheduled flight.

Airline lounges and independent passenger lounges are available across various terminal sectors.

• Airline-operated lounges serve premium class passengers and eligible frequent flyer tier members.
• Independent pay-per-use lounges allow entry via advance online booking or walk-up payment subject to capacity.
• Lounge facilities typically include quiet seating areas, Wi-Fi access, hot and cold refreshments, and flight updates.
• Check lounge location relative to your departure gate, as access between Schengen and non-Schengen zones is restricted.

Several hotel properties are located directly on the airport grounds or adjacent business parks.

• On-site hotels can be reached on foot via covered walkways or via short shuttle rides from Orly 4.
• Additional airport hotels operate free or paid shuttle buses picking up from marked hotel shuttle stops outside arrivals.
• Day-use rooms are available at select nearby airport hotels for passengers with lengthy layovers.

Baggage facilities include left-luggage storage services, luggage wrapping, and lost property assistance.

• A luggage storage service is available for short or long-term storage in the public area of Orly 3.
• Protective baggage wrapping services are situated in the departure concourses prior to check-in.
• For items misplaced on board an aircraft, contact your operating airline's local baggage handling agent.
• For items lost inside the terminal buildings, report to the central airport lost property service.

Orly Airport provides dedicated infrastructure to support passengers travelling with infants and young children.

• Baby changing rooms equipped with changing tables and sinks are located adjacent to main restroom blocks.
• Self-service strollers are available free of charge in select departure zones after security control.
• Children's play spaces and interactive game areas are present in the post-security departure lounges.
• Families travelling with young infants may use dedicated priority lanes at security and immigration checkpoints where indicated.

• Free Wi-Fi
• ATMs
• Currency Exchange
• Luggage Storage
• Medical Centre
• Baby Care Rooms
• Charging Stations
• Duty-Free Shops

Lokale Notrufnummer: 112 (European Emergency), 15 (Medical), 17 (Police).

• For medical emergencies in the terminal, contact airport staff or visit the first-aid medical centre situated on site.
• 112 is the general European emergency number, 15 connects to medical emergency services (SAMU), 17 to Police, and 18 to Fire.
• If you lose your passport, report the loss immediately to the French Border Police (Police aux Frontières) within the terminal and contact your home country's embassy.

• Prüfen Sie die Gültigkeit Ihres Reisepasses und ob ein Visum, eine ETA oder eine Einreiseerklärung erforderlich ist.
• Bestätigen Sie am Vortag Ihr Abflugterminal auf Ihrer Bordkarte.
• Aktivieren Sie eine Reise-eSIM, damit Sie sofort nach der Landung online sind.
• Laden Sie Offline-Karten herunter und machen Sie einen Screenshot Ihrer Hoteladresse und Buchungsreferenz.
• Informieren Sie Ihre Bank über Ihre Reise und führen Sie eine Ersatz-Zahlungskarte mit sich.
• Speichern Sie die lokale Notrufnummer und die Kontaktdaten Ihrer Botschaft auf Ihrem Telefon.
• Fotografieren Sie Ihren Reisepass und speichern Sie die Kopie an einem Ort, auf den Sie offline zugreifen können.
• Prüfen Sie die Gepäckbestimmungen und eventuelle eingeschränkte Gegenstände für Ihr Reiseziel.

Der Flughafenbetrieb ändert sich. Bestätigen Sie Terminals, Tarife und Fahrpläne immer mit den unten genannten offiziellen Quellen, bevor Sie reisen.

• Paris Aéroport - Official WebsiteOffizielle Flughafenquelle
• Ministère de l'Intérieur - Immigration et AsileRegierungsquelle
• Direction Générale des Douanes et Droits IndirectsRegierungsquelle
• RATP - Paris Public Transport OperatorOffizielle Verkehrsbetriebe