CDG Terminal Question

I have a US Airways flight arriving to CDG and then separately-ticketed Lufthansa flights in the same morning.

Does anyone know which terminal serves US Airways arrival flights to CDG and then which terminal serves Lufthansa flights (within Europe)?

I have five hours from USAirways arrival to departure of my Lufthansa flight to go through passport control, pick up bags, find Lufthansa, check-in. Does anyone think I should be concerned about my time period in which to get all this done?

Thank you!

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Lufthansa definitely uses terminal 1 for all flights. Terminal 2 is mostly Air France, so odds are US Airways is also Terminal 1, which would make it easy.

But if you do have to switch terminals it only takes about 15 - 20 minutes. You go all the way downstairs to the CDGVAL and catch the little train that comes every few minutes and ride it to the other terminal.

Unless your US Airways flight is more than a couple hours late, you should have plenty of time.

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only worry if you arrive 4 or more hours late

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Thanks! You%26#39;ve put my mind at ease; I%26#39;ve not flown through CDG before :D

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