Travel with a single ticket with the combined Train + Air offerr



Are you planning your next holiday and your final destination requires you to pass through the Paris airports? Have you considered using the train to get to and from the airports? Discover the Train + Air solution, offered by certain airlines in collaboration with the SNCF, and benefit from a single train + plane ticket from the largest French cities, for a more practical and safer journey.





Train + Air: a single booking for a single ticket



The SNCF's partner airlines offer to book your plane ticket and your train journey to and from the airport at the same time from 21 cities in France and Brussels-Midi.


  • A single booking for a single ticket

    No need to navigate between the websites of the different transportation companies – it’s all in the same spot. 

  • A single price

    The partnership between the airlines and SNCF means that you save money. The Train + Air ticket costs less than buying the tickets separately

  • A single point of contact

    The airline issuing the combined ticket is your sole point of contact and will provide support at every step in your trip.  

A single booking for a single ticket

No need to navigate between the websites of the different transportation companies – it’s all in the same spot. 

A single price

The partnership between the airlines and SNCF means that you save money. The Train + Air ticket costs less than buying the tickets separately

A single point of contact

The airline issuing the combined ticket is your sole point of contact and will provide support at every step in your trip.  



Train + Air: destinations




The Train + Air offer links our airports (Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Orly airports) with multiple cities served by the TGV Inouï and Eurostar trains: Aix-en-Provence, Angers St Laud, Arras, Avignon TGV, Bordeaux St Jean, Bruxelles, Champagne-Ardenne TGV, Le Mans, Laval, Lille-Europe, Lille-Flandres, Metz - Lorraine TGV, Lyon Part-Dieu, Marseille St-Charles, Massy TGV, Montpellier, Nantes, Nîmes, Perpignan, Poitiers, Rennes, St-Pierre-des-Corps (4 km from Tours), Strasbourg, Valence TGV.



 


The Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 SNCF station

 

It is connected to the TGV Sud, TGV Ouest and TGV Nord networks, as well as the Ouigo, and Eurostar lines. It connects every region of France with the airport, without the need to connect in Paris. The station is also home to the RER B to reach Paris by public transit.

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Train + Air: simplified connections between airports and train stations



For a trip starting by train

For a trip starting by train, you can proceed to the Train + Air counter at your departing station from 24 hours to 20 minutes before your train’s departure time. An SNCF representative will complete your check-in and deliver your tickets.

For a trip starting by air

For a trip starting by air, you can collect your train tickets at the Train + Air counter in the airport baggage claim area.



Connections depend on the airport you are going to:   


For Paris-Orly airport

For Paris-Orly airport, connections take place at the Massy TGV station. Depending on the airline, a shuttle or taxi included in the fare will then provide connections with the terminals.

For Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport

For Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport, you will arrive directly at the Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 SNCF station. You can then proceed to the different terminals (Terminal 1, 2 or 3) using the free CDGVal shuttle.
 


What happens to my baggage?

 

This service does not include baggage transfer between the two methods of transportation. You must therefore remember to complete the following procedures: 

When you arrive at our airports after your train journey, you must check your baggage at your airline’s counter. .

Upon your flight’s arrival, you must collect your checked baggage before proceeding to the train station.

 

 




Train + Air: guarantees and personalised assistance


With the combined ticket, no matter how you travel, you will maintain your benefits:



Booking a “first class” train ticket also corresponds to a “first class” airfare.
If your plane or train is late, the combined ticket guarantees you a seat.
A comfortable connection time so you can take advantage of our services and shops. Enjoy a meal at one of our restaurants or do some shopping: our terminals offer a selection of the top brands