Paris Orly Airport, officially Aéroport de Paris-Orly, is an international airport serving Paris and the surrounding Île-de-France region. Its airport codes are ORY (IATA) and LFPO (ICAO). It is located approximately 13 km south of central Paris and is operated by Paris Aéroport, part of Groupe ADP.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport name | Paris Orly Airport / Aéroport de Paris-Orly |
| IATA code | ORY |
| ICAO code | LFPO |
| Location | Orly and surrounding communes, Île-de-France, France |
| Distance from central Paris | Approximately 13 km south |
| Operator | Paris Aéroport / Groupe ADP |
| Passenger terminals | Orly 1, Orly 2, Orly 3, Orly 4 |
| Main airport website | Paris Aéroport |
| Former terminal names | Orly South and Orly West |
| Major airport role | International and domestic passenger airport serving Paris |
The most useful general passenger contact is 3950 when calling from metropolitan France. Paris Aéroport also provides airport-specific operational contacts.
| Purpose | Contact |
| General Paris Aéroport passenger information | 3950 |
| International/general contact | +33 1 70 36 39 50 |
| Orly West terminal operations | +33 1 49 75 88 31 |
| Orly South terminal operations | +33 1 49 75 13 30 |
| Airport management | +33 1 70 03 66 00 |
| Ramp/aeronautical operations | +33 1 49 75 62 00 |
| Road network and access operations | +33 1 49 75 49 78 |
Paris Aéroport does not prominently publish one universal passenger-service email address in the current airport information available online. Published specialist contacts include:
| Department | |
| Central Flight Planning | cpv@adp.fr |
| Airline/tour-operator commercial contact | commercial-ORY-1@adp.fr |
| Other professional/service-provider enquiries | commercial-ORY-2@adp.fr |
| Airline relations contact published in airport guide | emmanuelle.tritz@adp.fr |
For an emergency in France, use the appropriate emergency service. Paris Orly’s airport guide lists the following emergency numbers.
| Emergency | Number | When to use |
| Medical emergency | 15 | Serious illness or medical emergency |
| Fire brigade / Firefighters | 18 | Fire or rescue emergency |
| Police / Gendarmerie | 17 | Crime, immediate danger or police emergency |
| European emergency number | 112 | General emergency number usable across the EU |
Paris Orly has four numbered passenger terminals.
| Terminal | General role / facilities | Key information |
| Orly 1 | Passenger check-in, security, boarding and airline facilities | Part of the former West terminal complex |
| Orly 2 | Passenger check-in, security and boarding facilities | Connected to the wider Orly terminal complex |
| Orly 3 | Passenger processing, boarding, shops and services | Central connecting terminal area |
| Orly 4 | Passenger processing, check-in, boarding, shops and lounges | Corresponds broadly to the former South terminal area |
Lounge availability can change according to airline schedules, operating arrangements and passenger eligibility. A lounge may be accessible through a premium cabin ticket, airline status, lounge membership or paid access.
| Lounge | Terminal/area | Notes |
| Icare Lounge | Orly 1–2 / relevant boarding areas | Multi-airline lounge; access conditions depend on current arrangements |
| Premium Icare Lounge | Orly 4 | Premium lounge facility shown on the current Orly terminal map |
| Airline lounges | Various terminal areas | Availability depends on the airline and flight schedule |
The IATA airport code for Paris Orly is ORY. Its ICAO code is LFPO.
No. Paris Orly (ORY) and Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) are two different airports serving Paris.
Orly Airport is approximately 13 km south of central Paris.
Paris Orly has four passenger terminal areas: Orly 1, Orly 2, Orly 3 and Orly 4.
Your airline and flight number determine the correct terminal. Check your booking, boarding pass and the airport’s live flight information before travelling.
No. TSA is a U.S. security agency. Paris Orly uses French and European aviation-security procedures.
The general Paris Aéroport passenger information number is 3950. International callers can use the airport’s published international contact number where applicable.
For an immediate emergency in France, use 15 for medical emergencies, 18 for firefighters, 17 for police, or 112 for the European emergency service. Paris Orly’s airport documentation specifically lists 15, 18 and 17.
Baggage drop-off and baggage-service facilities are located according to the terminal and airline. Follow the baggage signs and use the desk assigned to your airline.
Report missing checked baggage to your airline or its baggage-handling representative in the baggage reclaim area. For items personally lost inside the airport, use the airport’s lost-property service.
Yes. Orly has lounge facilities, including Icare facilities. Lounge access depends on the terminal, airline, ticket class, membership and current operating arrangements.
For international travel, arriving approximately 2–3 hours before departure is a sensible planning guideline. Always follow your airline’s specific check-in and baggage-drop deadlines.
Yes. Airlines operate check-in desks at the terminal assigned to their flights. Self-service check-in kiosks and baggage-drop facilities are also available in parts of the airport.
Yes. Orly offers restaurants, cafés, shops, duty-free stores and other passenger services across its terminals.
Contact the appropriate emergency service immediately or alert the nearest airport employee. Provide your terminal, level and exact location if possible.