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Paris Beauvais Tillé Airport (BVA)Newest Review: ... use. okay my flights where cheap but still. The airport. Small , not much shops - check inn , departure lounge and security all located in the one room , you pass secuirity and your in the lounge , there isn't much seats so if there is a late flight you will be standing up !! Location okay so apparently this is located in Paris but it's a hour and 20 minute bus ride into the center of ... more |
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by iamabox - written on 22.07.08 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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I made the mistake of flying here the first time I went to France! I am a fan of Ryan air so I wanted to fly with them to Paris and this is there only airport they use. okay my flights where cheap but still. The airport. Small , not much shops - check inn , departure lounge and security all located in the one room , you pass secuirity and your in the lounge , there isn't much seats so if there is a late flight you will be standing up !! Location okay so apparently this is located in Paris but it's a hour and 20 minute bus ride into the center of Paris!! so you have that to pay for as wel. The only airline that i ...
by kenjohn - written on 01.03.04 (Very useful, 3124 readings)
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~ ~ It?s actually slightly misleading to call Beauvais in France a ?Paris? airport, as it?s actually located some 90 kilometres from the city, which entails a taxi, bus, or train trip into Paris itself that in many cases will take you longer than the actual flight from your departure point. ~ ~ The mad cabbie and family used Beauvais airport on our recent short break to Paris, flying Ryanair from Dublin. As far as I can make it, this is the ONLY major airline that actually uses Beauvais, so the chances are that unless you book with Ryanair then it?s an airport that you?ll never be very ...
by onixman - written on 16.05.03 (Useful, 1706 readings)
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Beauvais-Tille airport is situated 3 miles from the historic town of Beauvais, and approximately 45 miles north west of Paris. Sometimes referred to as Paris-Beauvais airport, it is used primarly by charter and no-frills airlines as a gateway to the French capital, avoiding the crowds of Paris's main two airports - Charles de Gaulle and Orly. It is a pretty basic affair though, the terminal building is a very small, cramped metal prefab, and the baggage reclaim and departure "lounge" is a marquee built onto the side of the tin shed that makes up the main concourse. Despite this though, all the major car rental firms have an office ...




