Charles De Gaulle Airport
Description:
Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport is located in the Ile-de-France region, 30 km from Paris. It was designed by renowned French architect Paul Andre and inaugurated on March 8, 1974. Currently, this airport is the most important in the country, in terms of passenger traffic, it is among the top ten largest airports in the world. It was named after French President Charles de Gaulle. The airport has eight terminals. The second terminal was built specifically for Air France, but currently hosts aircraft and other companies.
The third terminal of the airport is used by budget and charter airlines and has a limited range of services. Communication between all terminals is carried out using free buses running every 10 minutes. There are many restaurants, shops and bars at the airport. Its building has a unique futuristic design - inclined glass galleries, regularly attracting the attention of cultural figures. Charles de Gaulle Airport filmed a number of scenes in films such as Pilot Pierx’s Inquiry and The Crew.
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