Airport code guide

Paris airport: CDG or ORY?

Paris Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Orly are different airports. A search result that says Paris without the code is not enough to tell you which board to open. FlyGamma publishes separate dated observations for CDG and ORY, so the airport code should lead the check.

Choose by the code on your ticket

CDG belongs to Charles de Gaulle; ORY belongs to Paris-Orly. Check the airport field on the airline confirmation or individual flight result before choosing an arrivals or departures board. If you are comparing two legs, inspect both codes rather than assuming the onward flight leaves where the first one landed.

Published airport records

Each record below describes a dated window of flights seen by FlyGamma. Use the separate board links for a current request.

CDG · Charles de Gaulle

Open the CDG record for the airport with this code.

ORY · Paris-Orly

Open ORY's own record; it is not a CDG subsection.

Checking a connection or pickup

These pages do not calculate travel time between airports or tell you whether a connection is protected. For a same-day journey, confirm terminal, check-in place and any airport change directly with the airline. A historical count on either record cannot prove a flight operates on your date.

What FlyGamma can and cannot confirm

The linked airport records are observations from the published archive window, not a timetable. The live-board buttons ask for a limited current window when pressed; an empty answer does not prove no flight operates today. For a particular journey, search the flight number and confirm the result with the operating airline or airport. See what the feed can see.

Need to verify a three-letter code independently? Use IATA’s official airport-code search. For travel decisions, the current airline booking is the authority.