Aéroport de Paris Charles de Gaulle – CDG – Terminal 3

There is free wifi which is always a plus at international airport terminals. You don’t have to jump through hoops to use it and it’s pretty quick. The seating area is open and expansive. There are some nicer seating spaces as well that almost lend a quirky contemporary art vibe to one side of the seating area near the first gates which is where I pretty much stayed. The aforementioned quirky seating area also has outlets built into the different seating arrangements as well. There are multiple news and drink kiosks in the area and a place that sells sandwiches and limited hot food options. I’m not too sure what was further down the hall but I don’t believe this terminal offers any chain restaurants or actual dine-​in restaurant options. The security line can get really long when everyone shows up for their flights on time and some airlines make you wait for check-​in until a long line builds (Wow Air). The terminal isn’t that visually stunning but it’s open and uncramped the way a flight you get on could be so that’s a plus. I have a feeling that on a very busy day getting a seat near your gate could be a bit of a struggle but I can’t verify how busy it actually gets in there.

Pour nous accueillir en France il n’y a que deux guichets ouverts pour plus de 300 personnes à faire passer. Un des deux en plus est très lent. Il né fait passer qu’une personne pendant que sont collègue à le temps d’en faire passer deux ou trois. C’est une perte de temps.