[Currently closed] AF arrivals lounge in CDG 2C
Oct 20, 2005, 12:50 am
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Originally Posted by pansted00
Can someone tell me where the AF arrival lounge is
Information and services > At the airport > Airport lounges
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Arrivals Lounge
Feel fresh and relaxed when you arrive at Paris/Charles-de-Gaulle
spacious shower stalls
clothes pressing service
a substantial breakfast
Business and Communications space (telephone, fax, PC, printer, free Internet access)
international newspapers
an area with LCD screens
smoking area
reservations service for those traveling to Paris
Location: Paris/Charles-de-Gaulle, Terminal 2C : outside the customers area, opposite gate C2
Hours: 5:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Oct 20, 2005, 2:25 am
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The arrivals lounge is located landside. The C2 gate mentioned is not a gate located in a boarding area. It is an exit gate from the building. The lounge is located to the side of the 2C Terminal which is closest to the food court between 2C and 2A.
Last edited by JOUY31; Mar 4, 2006 at 1:55 am Reason: Housekeeping after merger of several threads
Nov 20, 2005, 7:10 pm
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CDG Arrival lounge access
Hello guys,
I have a very basic question which I don't believe has been answered on this forum (if someone can prove me wrong, he/she will get a lifetime supply of Maybelline make-up) : I am FB Platinum. Can I access the arrival lounge in CDG with a guest (that has no status) - of course I will come off a US flight, arriving in the morning, blablabla. I know I can get into that lounge on my own but anm wondering about the guest part. I know i can get a guest in a departure lounge so I am assuming it is the same but wanted to check out with the experts first
thanks
Aurelien
I have a very basic question which I don't believe has been answered on this forum (if someone can prove me wrong, he/she will get a lifetime supply of Maybelline make-up) : I am FB Platinum. Can I access the arrival lounge in CDG with a guest (that has no status) - of course I will come off a US flight, arriving in the morning, blablabla. I know I can get into that lounge on my own but anm wondering about the guest part. I know i can get a guest in a departure lounge so I am assuming it is the same but wanted to check out with the experts first
thanks
Aurelien
Nov 20, 2005, 8:42 pm
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Extracted from th FB website area (in french) about access to lounges for plats :
- L’accès est valable pour vous et un invité voyageant avec vous sur le même vol SkyTeam.
Meaning that access to the lounge is valid for you and a guest travelling with you on the same ST flight : so, you should have access without problem, whatever the lounge while it's in CDG.
- L’accès est valable pour vous et un invité voyageant avec vous sur le même vol SkyTeam.
Meaning that access to the lounge is valid for you and a guest travelling with you on the same ST flight : so, you should have access without problem, whatever the lounge while it's in CDG.
Nov 21, 2005, 7:38 am
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If I may piggyback on this thread, I have a somewhat similar question. We will be flying AF in Premiere Class (using FF points) and going thru CDG. We currently have no status with AF but would like to use the Lounges at CDG while passing thru. Which Lounges can we use? Thanks.
Nov 21, 2005, 8:03 am
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Regarding your flight bound to CDG, you can use arrival lounge in terminal 2C. For your connecting flight, then you can use the departure lounge of the terminal your flight is leaving from. There are dedicated P lounges in 2F and 2C. Otherwise, you will have to "share" your lounge with J class passengers and ST E+ in other AF terminals.
Last edited by bodory; Nov 21, 2005 at 8:16 am Reason: Cabin codes instead of fare codes ;-)
Nov 21, 2005, 8:10 am
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Just a comment,
- l'Espace Premiere cabin is coded as P, F is just a fare class
- l'Espace Affaires cabin long-haul is coded as J, C is just a fare class
- l'Espace Affaires cabin medium-haul is coded as C
- l'Espace Premiere cabin is coded as P, F is just a fare class
- l'Espace Affaires cabin long-haul is coded as J, C is just a fare class
- l'Espace Affaires cabin medium-haul is coded as C
Nov 21, 2005, 11:02 pm
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Originally Posted by JOUY31
- l'Espace Premiere cabin is coded as P, F is just a fare class
), and F is also used as a cabin code (for codeshare US domestic flights).
Last edited by Falco Peregrinus; Nov 22, 2005 at 12:04 am
Nov 22, 2005, 6:35 am
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Originally Posted by Falco Peregrinus
P is also used as a fare code (like in PRT) and as a cabin code on longhaul codeshare flights (for partners like MK, which I believe don't have a l'Espace Première cabin, but just an ordinary First ), and F is also used as a cabin code (for codeshare US domestic flights).
), and F is also used as a cabin code (for codeshare US domestic flights).
Last edited by JOUY31; Nov 22, 2005 at 6:38 am
Nov 22, 2005, 8:29 am
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Originally Posted by Falco Peregrinus
P is also used as a fare code (like in PRT) and as a cabin code on longhaul codeshare flights (for partners like MK, which I believe don't have a l'Espace Première cabin, but just an ordinary First ), and F is also used as a cabin code (for codeshare US domestic flights).
), and F is also used as a cabin code (for codeshare US domestic flights).
Nov 22, 2005, 8:53 am
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Originally Posted by JOUY31
Are you implying that US domestic flights in F could be in any way compared to l'Espace Première ?
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Apr 6, 2006, 12:55 am
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Hi, I have a question on access to this lounge and the info on the AF site appears to be different from what was mentioned at the start of this thread (although that was 4 years ago!)
As CO Plat (Skyteam Elite Plus) arriving on an AF flight JFK-CDG in economy, can I use this arrivals lounge? The AF site would indicate that I can:
http://www.airfrance.us/cgi-bin/AF/U...ons_patios.htm
Thanks a lot
As CO Plat (Skyteam Elite Plus) arriving on an AF flight JFK-CDG in economy, can I use this arrivals lounge? The AF site would indicate that I can:
http://www.airfrance.us/cgi-bin/AF/U...ons_patios.htm
Thanks a lot