US EditionGroupe ADP to Rename All Terminals at Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport
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Groupe ADP to rename all terminals at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport
The recently redeveloped and stand-alone Terminal 1 building will retain its name, but all others will change FRANCE. Groupe ADP has revealed it will rename all terminals and departure lounges at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport by March 2027, a move aimed at “simplifying the journey” for travellers. The airport noted that some travellers, “especially international and connecting passengers, report difficulties, in the various customer evaluation…
The Paris Charles-de-Gaulle airport, one of Europe's busiest airports, will undergo a major reorganisation from March 2027. The aim of this overhaul of terminal signage is to simplify the orientation of passengers, in particular those in correspondence, and to facilitate their movement within the platform. This project comes at a time when passenger flows between France and Algeria continue to represent a significant part of the airport's activi…
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