Orly to La Défense: crossing the city via the A86
Orly airport and La Défense sit on opposite sides of Paris — south and west. The direct route uses the A86 eastern ring, bypassing central Paris. Allow 35 to 55 minutes in normal conditions, more during peak hours or incidents on the southern périphérique. The alternative via the N7 and quai de Javel works well for early morning journeys.
Orly has two terminals following renovation: Terminal 1 for non-Schengen international flights, Terminal 2 for domestic and Schengen routes (Air France, Transavia, easyJet). The dedicated VTC pick-up zone is separate from the taxi rank, at the arrivals exit of each terminal. Your chauffeur waits there with a name board.
What you get
Your flight is tracked in real time from confirmation. If your landing is early or delayed, your chauffeur adjusts position at no extra charge. For tight connections (Orly arrival directly to a La Défense meeting), an estimated door-to-door time is provided at booking.
Your destination tower or address in La Défense is identified in advance. Drop-off adapts to the building's entrance: main esplanade, parking access, or loading bay. For towers with regulated parking on the esplanade, we know the authorised short-stay drop-off zones.
Arrange your transfer
Provide your flight number, disembarkation terminal if known, and the exact address or tower name in La Défense. Your confirmation includes the estimated arrival time at the office and your chauffeur's contact details. For group arrivals, multiple vehicles can be coordinated on the same slot.
Online booking is available for standard transfers, phone booking for large luggage or multi-passenger configurations. A fixed quote is provided on request for regular Orly–La Défense programmes.