CDG connection time
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Hey all,
Traveling as a ticketed passenger on Air France from Slovenia to U.S. via CDG is 1 hour enough time to connect? I am a U.S. citizen if that is pertinent. Looks like it will be arriving terminal 2G and departing 2E. Thanks very much.
Traveling as a ticketed passenger on Air France from Slovenia to U.S. via CDG is 1 hour enough time to connect? I am a U.S. citizen if that is pertinent. Looks like it will be arriving terminal 2G and departing 2E. Thanks very much.
Last edited by dba74; 11-12-2012 at 11:22 AM.
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Don't waste any time walking to transfer point.
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It's an official Air France itinerary FWIW. Does anyone know if the EMB-145 on the first segment is similar to those in the states in terms of collecting your carry-on plane-side or jetway after the flight, or do they make you check it and collect it at baggage claim?
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A 1 hour connection is tight but can be done with no delays. You will need to take the bus from 2G to 2E and then if you are running on time you will arrive during boarding at 2E. Last time I did it I made it with about 15minutes to spare.
You pass through passport control at 2G since you are leaving the Schengen area. Just be careful to take the airside bus to 2E - don't follow the exit signs or you definitely won't make it!
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