3 options: you either arrive at 2E gate K or L or M, to transfer to 2F. Since you had to take the rail way, it means you were the farthest. The other 2 transfers are shorter.
thank you for the video. I will have a transfer flight from Bangkok to Montpellier at CDG for 1 hour 15 mins transit from Terminal 2e to Terminal 2F. I hope i can make it on time. And i hope my flight from Bangkok will not be delayed
Is this the same if you have to go through customs? I’m leaving tomorrow & have 1 hr. 25 min. To make a connecting flight. CDG is the first place I’ll be landing within EU. Is security & customs the same if you have nothing to declare?
This was with customs - if you're going through passport control you go through customs. Times are always dependent on conditions at time of transit. Hope you made your flight.
They stopped recording when they reached 2E (Gates L). There's 3 wings of 2E (L,K, and M) and from the looks of it, they were taking the tram from 2E (Gates M) to 2E (Gates K) where they got off and the video resumed with a walk to 2F. Unfortunately there's no direct tram from 2E to 2F since passengers have to go through immigration and security.
I don’t know if that’s the only way to get there but it’s definitely the easiest. It’s just a guess but I think the only other way is to literally leave the airport, take a taxi to the other terminal, and then go through security again.
There's three concourses/halls in 2E (arguably, the distinction between 2E and 2F only matters if CDG is your origin/destination; among other things there are flights that depart from 2F (in the sense that that's where you check-in if departing from Paris) but boarding is from gates in one of the 2E concourses). This one is from "Hall M", which would require the tram. "Hall L" and "Hall K" do not use the tram: just walking; some of the gates in Hall L are also setup so that if arriving from a country the EU considers to have good security (roughly (east to west), Singapore, Israel, Serbia, the parts of the EU which aren't in Schengen (Ireland, most notably), the UK (including crown dependencies), Canada, and the US), no reclearing of security is required (just a passport check)... typically the only flights arriving at these gates which can take advantage are operated by Air France (Delta does not generally arrive at these gates).
Thank u for this! I have a connecting flight at CDG and have to take this route. Was nervous but this is so helpful
LOL Perfect! 😆I'm a Dreaming Spanish CI student wondering if I should fly to Madrid via CDG. Thank you for showing the maze.
3 options: you either arrive at 2E gate K or L or M, to transfer to 2F. Since you had to take the rail way, it means you were the farthest. The other 2 transfers are shorter.
thank you for the video. I will have a transfer flight from Bangkok to Montpellier at CDG for 1 hour 15 mins transit from Terminal 2e to Terminal 2F. I hope i can make it on time. And i hope my flight from Bangkok will not be delayed
Did you had enough time to do your Transfer?
Did you make it on time with 1.15 hrs?
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Hi! Did you make it on time?
How long did it take to get from 2E to 2F?
Como ir del 2 e al 2f Charles de Gaulle
Is this the same if you have to go through customs? I’m leaving tomorrow & have 1 hr. 25 min. To make a connecting flight. CDG is the first place I’ll be landing within EU. Is security & customs the same if you have nothing to declare?
I’m sorry but I don’t know. Have fun on your trip!
Please advise me whether a transit visa is required for someone who is not European?
It depends what country you are from. @@omarlushnjari7390
This was with customs - if you're going through passport control you go through customs. Times are always dependent on conditions at time of transit. Hope you made your flight.
Thanks! I did make it. I got lucky & there was an earlier flight at the same gate as mine & I was able to switch to have more time. Safe travels!
Seu vídeo me ajudou muito. Obrigada
What gate you landed on 2E
Is there an elevator for those with children with trolleys?
I don’t remember! I want to say ‘yes’ but I really don’t remember.
@@CyberProfe okay, thank you
I heard the tram says 2e and not 2f and you got off. I'm confused. Weren't you suppose to get down at 2f? Please explain
They stopped recording when they reached 2E (Gates L). There's 3 wings of 2E (L,K, and M) and from the looks of it, they were taking the tram from 2E (Gates M) to 2E (Gates K) where they got off and the video resumed with a walk to 2F. Unfortunately there's no direct tram from 2E to 2F since passengers have to go through immigration and security.
Thank you!
Is it obligatory to take the tram to go to 2f?
I don’t know if that’s the only way to get there but it’s definitely the easiest. It’s just a guess but I think the only other way is to literally leave the airport, take a taxi to the other terminal, and then go through security again.
It is not
There's three concourses/halls in 2E (arguably, the distinction between 2E and 2F only matters if CDG is your origin/destination; among other things there are flights that depart from 2F (in the sense that that's where you check-in if departing from Paris) but boarding is from gates in one of the 2E concourses). This one is from "Hall M", which would require the tram. "Hall L" and "Hall K" do not use the tram: just walking; some of the gates in Hall L are also setup so that if arriving from a country the EU considers to have good security (roughly (east to west), Singapore, Israel, Serbia, the parts of the EU which aren't in Schengen (Ireland, most notably), the UK (including crown dependencies), Canada, and the US), no reclearing of security is required (just a passport check)... typically the only flights arriving at these gates which can take advantage are operated by Air France (Delta does not generally arrive at these gates).
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