How a transfer works
You enter your pick-up address, your destination, the date and time, and the number of passengers and bags. The quote appears straight away. Once booked, you receive a confirmation email, then your chauffeur arrives at the agreed meeting point.
When you land or arrive by train, your chauffeur is waiting in the arrivals hall, holding a sign with your name. There is nothing to look for.
Airports served
| Airport | Code | Dedicated page |
|---|---|---|
| Paris Charles de Gaulle | CDG | CDG transfer |
| Orly | ORY | Orly transfer |
| Paris Beauvais | BVA | Beauvais transfer |
| Le Bourget (business aviation) | LBG | Le Bourget transfer |
Paris and Île-de-France train stations are also served: see Paris train station transfers.
Choosing a vehicle
The choice depends on luggage first, not only on headcount. The sedan takes 3 people and 2 bags; the van goes up to 7 people and 7 bags; the minibus carries up to 25 passengers. Declare your actual luggage when requesting a quote — that is what determines the class offered.
If you are delayed
Flight tracking and complimentary waiting time are part of the service.
