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CDG Terminal 2E

Does anyone know which Hall (within Terminal 2E) Delta usually lands from the states (Minneapolis to be exact):

Hall K, Hall L, or Hall M?

I've found a great map that lists the directions and time it takes to connect to a flight in Terminal 2F from Terminal 2E. On my solo April trip to Rome, I only have 1 hour and 45 minutes to get through Passport Control and connect in Paris (is that doable if my flight is on time...I won't have any checked bags) so I've got to walk fast to my next flight to Rome.

http://easycdg.com/passenger-information/connecting-flight-connections-paris-cdg-airport/transfer-terminal-2e/terminal-2e-to-terminal-2f/

Posted by
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They could use all of the above. For example tomorrow the flight to ATL is departing from Hall K, while the one to DTW is departing from M. You can check here but only the day before.
http://www.parisaeroport.fr/en/passengers/flights/flight-departures/informations-flights-departures

But the bigger issue is: Why do you stress about it?

I've missed my connection at CDG (going to Florence) so many times I can't even count.

Air France will simply put you on the next flight to Rome if you miss that one. There are 9 departures a day to Rome with Air France or their partner Alitalia, and 6 of them on codeshare with Delta (Delta, AirFrance and Alitalia are all partners in the SkyTeam alliance).

Just enjoy some drinks at AirFrance's expense while you wait.

Actually if you fly Delta, maybe AirFrance won't pay for the drinks. Oh well. Take some euros with you and pay your own drinks. They've got plenty of champagne and cognac at the bar at 2F .

Posted by
172 posts

Thanks so much for the great link! And that's what I do...stress! lol I'm definitely a worrier. I bought a group tour beginning at 6 pm in Rome so that's the reason I'm stressing a bit. But as my friend said "There are worst things than being stuck in Paris for a few hours."

Posted by
1005 posts

It's a doable connection. To speed things up, when you get to passport control, ask the staff member at the 1st class/business class line if you can use it because of your connecting flight. I've found that if you ask politely and show your bordering pass, they will let you in.

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It's on a single itinerary so if I do miss my flight, the Delta/Air France will get me on the next one...at least I assume that's how it works.