Air France Lounge Cdg T2EParis Airport (CDG)
★4.2(6,914 reviews)CDG
Air France's flagship SkyTeam lounge at Paris — vast, modern and view-filled.
The Air France Lounge in Terminal 2E, Hall M is the airline's flagship at Paris Charles de Gaulle. Opened in 2012, it spans over 3,000 square metres with capacity for 620 guests, and its fresh, modern design marks a departure from Air France's traditional styling — highly stylised trees evoke a park or outdoor space. The lounge is laid out in several distinct zones for work, relaxation and dining, with a wide range of seating from sofas to seats with privacy screens. Floor-to-ceiling windows let in plenty of daylight and offer views over the taxiways. Guests will find a hot and cold buffet, plus a self-service selection of wines, Champagne and liquor. Access is reserved for SkyTeam Elite Plus members and Air France Business or First Class passengers.
Crowding · busy at peak
One of the better lounges at CDG for working, with dedicated work zones, Wi-Fi, power at many seats and seats with privacy screens. Comfortable for email and focused sessions before a flight.
A hot and cold buffet alongside a self-service selection of wines, Champagne and liquor, plus coffee, tea and soft drinks. The spread suits both short-haul European departures and Air France's long-haul banks from Terminal 2E.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
After clearing security in Terminal 2E, follow signs for the Air France Lounge in Hall M.
- 01Check in for your flight in Terminal 2E
- 02Clear Terminal 2E security
- 03Follow signs to Hall M
- 04Present your boarding pass at the Air France Lounge reception
Landmarks: Terminal 2E Hall M · Air France long-haul gates
ℹ Gaulle (CDG)
SkyTeam Elite PlusIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary cold buffet · Complimentary hot buffet · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
SkyTeam Elite Plus Status or Business/First Class Ticket
Flying from CDG without status? These lounges sell day passes:
See bookable lounges at CDGAir France Lounge Cdg T2E tips
This is the Terminal 2E, Hall M lounge — Air France also runs lounges in Terminal 2F and Hall K.
Air France First Class passengers use the separate La Premiere Lounge, not this one.
Arrive early around the main long-haul banks, when the lounge is busiest.
The privacy-screen seats are the quietest spots for working.
Floor-to-ceiling windows make the taxiway-side seating the most pleasant.
Air France Lounge Cdg T2E: frequently asked questions
SkyTeam Elite Plus members and Air France Business or First Class passengers departing from Terminal 2E.
No — this is an Air France SkyTeam lounge with no walk-in option. For pay-in entry at CDG, try the Extime Lounge or Salon Paris.
Yes — a self-service selection of wines, Champagne and liquor is available alongside the hot and cold buffet.
