How well does mobility assistance work at CDG?
May 16, 2023, 8:46 am
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: May 2003
Location: copenhagen, denmark
Posts: 196
How well does mobility assistance work at CDG?
Hi,
I will soon be travelling via CDG and have booked mobility assistance. How well does this work?
I will need to transfer from terminal 2F to 2E.
I have a business class booking if that makes any difference.
I will soon be travelling via CDG and have booked mobility assistance. How well does this work?
I will need to transfer from terminal 2F to 2E.
I have a business class booking if that makes any difference.
May 16, 2023, 10:49 am
#5
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Hong Kong, France
Programs: FB , BA Gold
Posts: 15,557
I have used it for a couple of months after having a leg accident. It is quite reliable.
But this is CDG, so anything can happen. When departing from CDG or ORY, the pick up by the service can always be a bit stressful. However, I found it to be quite reliable, and so are most of the reviews. And good to speed the arrival process.
Frankly, one to the most reliable service offered at French airports.
But this is CDG, so anything can happen. When departing from CDG or ORY, the pick up by the service can always be a bit stressful. However, I found it to be quite reliable, and so are most of the reviews. And good to speed the arrival process.
Frankly, one to the most reliable service offered at French airports.
May 16, 2023, 12:54 pm
#6
Join Date: Apr 2010
Programs: FB Platinum, AA Plat/2MM, SPG Plat/LT Gold
Posts: 379
I have used it on multiple occasions. Echoing what brunos said, they are excellent, though better in the AF terminals, than AA, where I found on departure I would wait a long time to get picked up for the service. But in your case they will meet you at the plane door and assist you through to your next flight. If you are going a lounge during the layover, they will drop you off, then come back and get you for departure. Though not at all required (or even expected) I do give 5€ to the person assisting me.
May 16, 2023, 8:27 pm
#7
Join Date: Jul 2001
Posts: 3,975
We did this recently (wife gets assistance). It could vary by what hall of 2E you connect to; we went to Hall K. As I recall: one attendant to a bus boarding area in 2F (exit passport control in some part of the route), then led to a van to 2E Hall K, wait in a waiting area there to be taken to the gate. We'll be on a tighter morning connection in September, hoping it will go well.