Arriving at Orly and finding your chauffeur
Orly airport was fully restructured. It now has two terminals: Terminal 1, for international non-Schengen flights (Africa, Caribbean, North America, French overseas territories); Terminal 2, for domestic and Schengen flights — Air France, Transavia, easyJet, Vueling. The arrivals exit at each terminal opens directly onto the dedicated VTC pick-up zone, separate from taxis. Your chauffeur waits there with a name board.
Flight tracking is active: if your flight is delayed or early, the chauffeur adjusts positioning at no extra charge. Travel to central Paris uses the A6B or A10 and takes 25 to 45 minutes depending on conditions. For very early morning flights, traffic is typically light and travel time significantly shorter.
What you get
A chauffeur in the VTC zone of your terminal, name board visible, luggage assistance and immediate departure. The Air France Business Lounge is at Terminal 2 — if you are exiting from there, note it at booking to refine the meeting point.
For groups or heavy luggage, a business van is available at booking. For regular travellers arriving at Orly, availability is guaranteed regardless of arrival time.
Arrange your transfer
For your Orly → Paris transfer, share your flight number, terminal — 1 or 2 — and Paris destination. Confirmation with the chauffeur's contact details is sent promptly.
For regular Orly arrivals — weekly business travel, mission returns — a standing arrangement with a preferential rate and simplified booking can be set up.