Transfers from SNCF train stations to Paris Orly Airport
Unlike Roissy Charles de Gaulle, Paris-Orly Airport does not have a TGV station. However, you can still take advantage of the nearest station, Massy TGV, to reach the airport in about thirty minutes. There are also many other alternatives, such as the various train stations in Paris. Here is what you need to know to reach or depart from Paris-Orly by train.
Massy TGV station, the closest to Orly
The station is located in the town of Massy, about 25 km from the center of Paris and 14 km from Paris-Orly Airport. Massy TGV station serves RER B and C trains as well as many major lines serving all corners of France.
By car, VTC, taxi, or shuttle, the journey from Massy TGV station to Orly usually takes between 20 and 40 minutes depending on traffic conditions. You can also take public transportation and go to Orly by bus with line 91-10, or choose the RER B and combine it with the OrlyVal shuttle. Allow between 30 and 60 minutes for this transfer by public transportation.
Traveling to Orly by TGV with the Train + Air option
Massy TGV is the official transfer station for Paris-Orly Airport for all Train + Air (TGV Air) journeys. Indeed, some airlines have agreements with SNCF to combine your plane and train tickets.
If you have a Train + Air ticket, your airline will take care of providing you with a shuttle or taxi to travel between Paris-Orly and the TGV station. At the airport, follow the instructions of your airline and the signage indicating the locations of shuttles and taxis.
From Paris train stations
There are many solutions available to shuttle between your train station and the airport in about 30 to 90 minutes: you can go to Orly by taxi, VTC, private vehicle, bus, OrlyBus shuttle, metro, RER combined with tramway or OrlyVal shuttle... you have plenty of choices.
Choose your method based on your budget and the ideal travel times for you. For this, find our tips on how to go to Orly easily.
Also, feel free to simply calculate your real-time itinerary using the Bonjour RATP app to find the best public transportation solution based on the current state of the network.
