What's the fastest way to transfer from Terminal 2D to terminal 2E (M gates) in CDG airport?
I will have a very tight transfer soon between a Schengen flight to 2D and a non-Schengen flight from terminal 2E, M gates. For certain reasons I'd rather not miss it, even if it means I'm guaranteed a free hotel stay (as the next flight is in 24 hours) and a 600EUR compensation.
What's the fastest way to transfer between the two parts of the airport? If it matters I'm a fast runner with a very small carry on. Looking at the map I can see two options:
- Walk to terminal 2F, then to terminal 2E, then take the tram to M gates
- Take the "blue route" bus from 2D, which eventually stops at the M gates
Or perhaps I'm unnecessarily worried and an Air France representative would meet me at the arrival gate if my flight is delayed?
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How do I get from terminal 2B to 2E at CDG?
The blue shuttleShuttle available in the international zone (for a connection). The blue shuttle provides a link between terminals 2B-2D > terminals 2F and 2E Gates L > terminal 2E Gates K > terminals 2A-2C.How do I get from Terminal 2E to 2D at Charles de Gaulle airport?
Can you walk between terminals at Charles de Gaulle?
CDG estimates you can walk from Terminal 2D to Terminal 2E in under 15 minutes. If you are arriving from outside the Schengen Treaty area, you will have to go through Immigration (Passport Control) and this can easily take an hour.How do I get between terminals at Charles de Gaulle airport?
There are two free shuttle buses that connect the seven separate terminals at Charles de Gaulle's Terminal 2. Follow signs for for the interterminal shuttles, which are labeled as N1 and N2. These shuttles connect passengers who are outside of airport security and immigration.Minecraft wait what meme part 258 (Scary Alex-Endetman)
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