Charles de Gaulle and Oily airports are both served by RATP bus, Air France bus and Night bus. Depending on traffic conditions, the transfer time is approximately 45 minutes.

Charles de Gaulle

The most common bus here is the Air France bus that runs from CDG Paris Transfer. The first line runs after every 15 minutes and has two stops in Paris: Porte Maillot and Place de L'Etoile. The bus leaves CDG at terminals 1 and 2 between 5: 45AM and 11PM.

If you want to use this bus you need to part with 8.90 Euros for a one way ticket. To buy the ticket you only need to approach a vendor who always sits near the gate.

In addition to the Roissy bus, there is also the Roissy pole bus which operates in two lines: line 350 and 351. Both of the lines operate from terminals 1 and 2. The difference comes in their destination: Bus #350 goes to Gare de L'Est in northeast Paris while line 351 goes to Nation metro station.

The night bus runs after every one hour and operates from midnight to 5AM. It operates in terminals 1,2F and 3. It arrives at Gare de L'Est and Gare du Nord.

Orly airport

Both Rossy and Air France busses leave from both terminals of Orly airport. In Paris, Air France bus stop is adjacent to Metro stations Invalides and Montparnasse while Rossy bus stop is adjacent to Metro station Denfert Rochereau.

The night bus runs after every one hour between midnight and 4AM. It operates from the two terminals of the airport and stops at Gare de Lyon and Gare d'Austerlitz in Paris.

Conclusion

The bus service is ideal for you if you are operating on the tight budget. While this mode is very reliable, it's not ideal if your destination isn't near the bus stops. If your destination isn't near a bus stop, you will have to take another bus which can be more expensive-almost similar to taking a taxi.

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