Aéroport international Charles de Gaulle (IATA: CDG, ICAO: LFPG) is also known as Roissy.

This airport is located in Paris, a major aviation center in Europe and the main international airport in France.

It is named after French general and former president Charles de Gaulle (1890-1970).

It is located in Roissy, 25 kilometers northeast of Paris.

Importance Aéroports de Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport is the second largest transfer platform in Europe, second only to London's Heathrow Airport, and is one of the important airports in the world.

The main airlines at Charles de Gaulle International Airport in 2011 were: Air France (54.7% of traffic), EasyJet (6.5%), Lufthansa (2.8%), Delta Air Lines (1.5%) and XL Airways (1.4

%).

After the opening of Terminal M in Terminal 2E at the end of June 2012, the capacity of Charles de Gaulle Airport reached 80 million passengers.

In 2011, Charles de Gaulle Airport ranked second in Europe and seventh in the world in terms of passenger volume with 61 million passengers.

It received 58.17 million passengers in 2010 (a 0.4% increase from 57.9 million passengers in 2009), second only to London Heathrow Airport (65.9 million passengers) and higher than Frankfurt Airport (53 million passengers).

Calculated in terms of air transport volume (aircraft takeoffs and landings), Charles de Gaulle International Airport ranked first in Europe and tenth in the world with 499,997 takeoffs and landings in 2010.

In terms of cargo volume, in 2010 Charles de Gaulle Airport ranked first in Europe (2,399,067 tons of cargo) and sixth in the world.

In terms of the number of parking spaces provided, Charles de Gaulle International Airport ranks third in the world with 235 parking spaces.

In terms of the number of gates provided, Charles de Gaulle International Airport ranks first in the world with 210 gates.

Terminal Charles de Gaulle International Airport*** has 9 terminals: Terminal 1, Terminal 2A, Terminal 2B, Terminal 2C, Terminal 2D, Terminal 2E, Terminal 2F, Terminal 2G, Terminal 3, which are marked on the ticket with

T1, T2A, T2B, T2C, T2D, T2E, T2F, T2G, T3 labeling.

Terminal 2E provides passengers with 3,200 square meters of shops and 1,400 square meters of bars and restaurants with 5,000 seats, a lounge area with stretch seats, a SPA with massage and treatment services, and an entertainment area with electronic game consoles.

and seven workspaces equipped with laptop sockets.

Air France-KLM and SkyTeam also have private VIP rooms with a floor area of ??3,000 square meters.

Concourse M in Terminal 2E opened in June 2012, concentrating the hubs operated by the SkyTeam alliance in the east of the airport.

This additional configuration will increase the consistency and competitiveness of Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport.

Terminal M is designed to be a real living place.

Whether in culture, food, shopping or design, it has become an extension of travelers' trip to Paris.

The central area contains most of the shops, bars and restaurants, i.e. 6000 m2.

Today, the best part of Paris is at the airport.

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