Paris Charles-de-Gaulle is France's main airport for direct long-haul flights. Elsass VTC handles your transfer between Alsace and CDG in a premium vehicle, with a dedicated chauffeur.
CDG is the furthest airport from Alsace among those we serve. The journey from Strasbourg takes over four and a half hours by road. A direct TGV links Strasbourg to the airport in around two hours.
One invoice per trip or consolidated monthly billing, in your company's name — no expense reports to manage.
Pickup at the agreed time, premium air-conditioned vehicle, discretion for your conversations during the journey.
Journey times to CDG vary depending on the departure point and time of day. We organise pick-up to secure your arrival, without multiplying connections.
| Departure | Duration | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Strasbourg | 4 h 45 | 480 km |
| Colmar | 5 h 25 | 544 km |
| Mulhouse | 5 h 20 | 487 km |
A different departure point? The simulator at the top of the page calculates the rate in real time.
For a transfer to CDG, we advise you with full transparency: the train is often the best option, and our car takes over in the specific cases below.
Here are the situations where companies ask us for a transfer to CDG.
The direct TGV takes around two hours from Strasbourg to the airport. The car is more useful before the first train, after the last one, for a large group or bulky luggage. We will tell you if the train is simpler.
From Strasbourg, the journey takes over four and a half hours by road. CDG is the furthest airport from Alsace that we serve. The TGV is therefore often faster on this route.
CDG has Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and Terminal 3. Terminal 2 is divided into several halls designated by letters. The meeting point must be precise to avoid any mistake.
Often yes. A direct TGV links Strasbourg to CDG in around two hours, compared with over four and a half hours by car. For a solo or couple's trip, without bulky luggage, the train makes sense.
For several arrivals on the same day, we organise a single vehicle or several rotations depending on the schedules. As CDG is the main airport for direct long-haul flights, participants may come from many cities.
Yes. The chauffeur stays on site in Paris and leaves with you at the end of the day. This avoids an empty return and provides genuine availability during appointments.