Paris Orly international airport (ORY), the second most important one in Paris, is located 14 km far from the city, in the south. It presents two Terminals, South and West, and three runways.

AIRLINES From Orly airport depart flights to other regions of France, to Europe and the Middle East. The most important airlines for number of passengers are Air France-KLM, EasyJet, Transavia, Corsairfly and Aigle Azur, as well as Air Europa, Alitalia, Air Algerie and British Airways.

SERVICES. The airport presents two hotels (Hilton and Ibis Orly), 13 bars and 8 restaurants at East, 8 bars and 2 restaurants at Orly West, as well as numerous shops. Also, there’s a lost and found office, car rental, information centres, a business centre, services for the disabled, banks, ATMs, currency exchange offices and a first aid centre (Orly East). For security reasons there’s no left-luggage office.

How to get to the centre of Paris from the airport:

BY TRAIN. To get to Orly from the centre of Paris and vice versa, you can take RER B line and catch Orlyval shuttle at Antony station. Otherwise, you can take RER C line, get off at Pont de Rungis and take the shuttle to the airport. By Orlyval shuttle you can get to both terminals.

BY BUS Every day, from 6 am to 11pm, from both terminals you can take Air France buses that go to Gare Montparnasse and Orlybus towards Invalides underground station and Place denfert-Rochereau. The tickets cost between 6 and 8€.

Buses that connect Orly with the centre of Paris are number 183, 285 and 292, departing from Terminal South, and night buses number 31 and 120. Air France buses also get to Charles De Gaulle airport and to Invalides.

BY TAXI At Orly South, exits L and M, and at Orly West, exits I and H, you can take a taxi towards the city centre. 40€ during week days, 50 on Sundays, Bank Holidays and at night.

BY CAR You can drive to Orly airport, about 15 km from the centre, by A6 highway. The airport boasts 15.000 car parks.