Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG) airport: The names of Terminals and boarding gates are changing.

Starting March 16, 2027, Paris Aéroport is changing the names of Terminals and boarding gate. Find out what is changing to better find your way at the airport.

Key information to know from March 16, 2027

Discover the new terminal and boarding gate names for Air France, KLM, and all our partner airlines.

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The Terminals

  • Terminal 2E becomes Terminal5.
  • Terminal 2F becomes Terminal 6.
  • Terminal 2G becomes Terminal 7.
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Boarding gates

  • Gates K become Gates D.
  • Gates L become Gates C.
  • Gates M become Gates B.
  • Gates F become Gates E.
  • Gates G become Gates N.

Your airport journey remains unchanged.

These changes only concern the names of terminals, boarding gates, and lounges. The locations of Air France services and your route through the airport remain unchanged. 

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The Air France lounges

The location of our lounges will not change. Our teams will continue to welcome you in spaces designed for your comfort. The new reference points:

  • The lounge in Terminal 2E, hall K becomes the Terminal 5 lounge, gate D.
  • The lounge in Terminal 2E, hall L becomes the Terminal 5 lounge, gate C.
  • The lounge in Terminal 2E, hall M becomes the Terminal 5 lounge, gate B.
  • The lounge in Terminal 2F becomes the Terminal 6 lounge, gate E.
  • The lounge in Terminal 2G becomes the Terminal 7 lounge, gate N.

Our answers to your questions

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Rest assured, these changes will not impact your trip. You do not need to take any action, even if some of your travel documents still show the old names. The documents sent to you at check-in will be updated automatically. If you are unsure, you can find the new names for terminals, boarding gates, and our lounges on this page.

Yes, here are the new names of the other terminals:

  • Terminal1 stays Terminal 1. 
  • Terminals2A and 2C will become Terminal3.
  • Terminals2B and 2D will become Terminal4.
  • Terminal 3 will become Terminal2.