La Défense to Orly: the A86 route, bypassing central Paris
La Défense to Orly uses the A86 eastern ring bypassing Paris, then the A6B towards Orly. Allow 30 to 50 minutes depending on traffic, with a notable increase between 5pm and 7:30pm on the A86 between Nanterre and Créteil. Departure time is calculated based on your flight time and estimated check-in (typically 90 minutes for long-haul flights at Terminal 1).
Access to Orly from this route uses the D148 towards the terminals. Terminal 1 for non-Schengen international flights, Terminal 2 for domestic and Schengen routes. Your chauffeur drops off at the departures level of the terminal matching your carrier.
What you get
Your departure point in La Défense is confirmed at booking. For towers with basement parking or a designated drop-off zone (Tour First, CNIT, Corollys), the departure protocol is adapted to avoid any waiting time on the esplanade. The vehicle is ready at the agreed level at the confirmed time.
A recommended departure window is included in your confirmation. If your meeting runs over, your chauffeur can wait up to 30 minutes with prior notice at no extra charge. For flights with a strict time constraint, contact us for a no-buffer departure slot.
Arrange your transfer
Provide the tower name or address in La Défense, your flight time, and your departure terminal if known. We confirm your recommended departure time and chauffeur contact details 24 hours in advance. For regular programmes, monthly or quarterly subscriptions are available with consolidated invoicing.
Booking is available online or by phone. Transfers with large luggage (trade shows, sales tours) may require a van or estate vehicle — specify this at booking so we can allocate the right vehicle.