Behind-the-scenes tour of Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport

Organised by "AviaPonts"

Take a behind-the-scenes look at Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport, including terminal facilities (Terminal 2), emergency services (fire station) and airside.

Located 25 kilometers north of Paris, Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport is spread over 3,257 hectares, more than half the size of Roissy. It handles the majority of the airport system's long-haul and intercontinental services, with the exception of those to the French overseas territories and the Caribbean (which are operated from Orly). It features two double runways capable of handling 114 take-offs and landings per hour, three passenger terminals, 300 hectares dedicated to freight, 75 km of taxiways, 200 hectares of aircraft parking areas, and a TGV train station for connecting trains and aircraft.

Program :

Welcome from 8:30 am at ADP headquarters(link)
Presentation of the CDG site, in the presence of Guillaume Sauvé, Director of Engineering and Architecture for the ADP Group (all of the Group's engineering and project management teams).
Tour departs at 9:15 a.m. (Visit to at least one terminal, airside, fire department, etc. Baggage sorting should not be accessible, unfortunately).
Return to headquarters at 12:30 for lunch, hosted by ADP, which Mr Sauvé will attend.

For reasons of badge preparation by the gendarmerie, all registrants should send a clear scan of their identity papers (front and back for the CNI or both pages of the passport) to: Charles-Emmanuel Impallomeni.

The AviaPonts group

Joseph Bou Nader, Nathalie Ricard and Charles-Emmanuel Impallomeni