France
469 airports
Alsace
9 airports
Aquitaine
34 airports
Auvergne
12 airports
Brittany
21 airports
Burgundy
25 airports
Centre
27 airports
Champagne-Ardenne
22 airports
Corsica
1 airport
Franche-Comté
17 airports
Île-de-France
28 airports
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Languedoc-Roussillon
24 airports
Limousin
14 airports
Lorraine
29 airports
Lower Normandy
15 airports
Midi-Pyrénées
32 airports
Nord-Pas-de-Calais
15 airports
Pays-de-la-Loire
18 airports
Picardie
16 airports
Poitou-Charentes
21 airports
Provence-Alpes-Côte-d'Azur
34 airports
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Rhône Alpes
46 airports
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Upper Normandy
9 airports
France airport comments
Comments 1 to 6 of 6 about airports in France (visit an airport page to leave a comment):
Sat, 26 Jan 2008
Tue, 28 Aug 2007
Does anyone know of any airline that uses this airport? I think it would be great for someone like EasyJet to open up this route.
Wed, 15 Aug 2007
This is one of the BIG General Aviation Airport in Paris for Pistons and Small Jets. Airport of Entry 7 days a week. No public transportation available to Paris, a better option if you dont mind grass strips is LFPZ 6NM north with two parallel runways
Fri, 03 Aug 2007
I dont know what drugs were being used at the time by the architect that imagined that soviet-style concrete monstrosity. Not only is it ugly, but the baggage claim is an embarrassment with people walking on one another. When you think it's the first impression that so many holidaymakers are getting of France...
Other than for the bits that collapse on people underneath, T2 is somewhat more practical.
Well I am from the south of France, and we don't like Paris there, so maybe I have a bias.
This place is dear to my heart because this is where I grew up, and most of my family still live here....
About 25 years ago my father had a little 20ft sailboat which was berthed at Port-Saint-Laurent (the marina you can see just west of the airport on the satellite picture). I remember once we were sailing and the Concorde just flew overhead on short final (it used to come every year in May for the Cannes festival and Monaco GP, one year there were five of them parked on the tarmac). I still remember this magic roar ! Simply out of this world !
I subsequently saw Concorde take off or land in CDG, LHR and JFK, but nothing beat that memory. I always wanted to fly on Concorde but unfortunately that will never happens, however I feel privileged for having seen (and heard) it in flight.
Tue, 05 Jun 2007
The RER (the commuter light rail system) runs directly into Paris, and you can use the same ticket to transfer to the Paris Metro or another RER line. It's very inexpensive (about 8.10 euros, I think).

There's a nice photo of this strip online:
http://www.airliners.net/photos/photos/8/8/3/1221388.jpg