Flights from Nice to Paris

Flights from Nice to Paris

A range of flights from Nice to Paris are available daily and year-round. Flights depart from Nice’s Côte d’Azur International Airport, to the southwest of the city, and land at both of Paris’ major airports, Charles de Gaulle and Orly. Travelers have a choice of airlines, including flag carrier Air France and popular budget airlines such as Hop! and easyJet. The fastest services see flights cover the roughly 430-mile journey in just 1 hour 25 minutes.

Which airlines fly from Nice to Paris?

Direct flights from Nice to Paris are provided by Hop!, Air France and easyJet. EasyJet offers a range of flights to both Charles de Gaulle and Orly. Indirect flights are provided by a number of carriers, and usually include stopovers in one of their hub cities. Examples include Swiss, Air Corsica and British Airways.

How long is the flight from Nice to Paris?

The fastest direct flights on this route can take as little as 1 hour 25 minutes. EasyJet flights tend to take around 90 minutes to reach Orly. Flights to Charles de Gaulle often take a little longer – up to 1 hour 40 minutes. Indirect flights to both airports take longer still, but the fastest of them reach Paris in around 2 hours 30 minutes.

How many flights are there from Nice to Paris?

Upwards of 40 direct flights from Nice to Paris can be available on any given day. EasyJet provide up to 3 flights to Charles de Gaulle, and up to 7 to Orly on a daily basis. The number of flights tends to increase slightly in winter. Often, upwards of 45 indirect flights reach Paris within 8 hours daily.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Paris to Milan?

Departure airport: Nice Nice Côte d’Azur International Airport is around 15 minutes by car from Nice city center. The quickest way to get there via public transportation is by bus; the airport express (bus 99) runs every half-hour from the city’s central train station until 9:00 p.m. Cheaper local buses, such as the number 23, are also available, but can take longer. Nice airport itself offers a range of facilities, including 40 stores, 4 themed waiting lounges, car rental opportunities and free, unlimited Wi-Fi throughout.

Arrival airports: Paris Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport is one of Europe’s busiest airports, situated about 12 miles from the center of Paris. The quickest way to reach central Paris is usually via RER line B from terminal 3 (a free shuttle connects this to other terminals). Alternatively, travelers can reach Paris by ‘Le Bus Direct’, a regular bus service which takes around an hour to reach the Champs Elysées. Orly is also connected to the center of Paris via the RER line B train, at ‘Anthony’ station. Both airports offer free, unlimited Wi-Fi and a wide range of shopping and eating opportunities.