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Aéroports de Paris has invested a whopping 25 million euros to renovate the international portion of the South Terminal at Orly Airport in Paris. These upgrades will increase the terminal’s handling capacity by 10% to a proposed 12 million passengers. With 25.5 million passengers who passed through in 2006, Paris-Orly airport is the 2nd busiest French airport and the 10th largest in all of Europe. The South Terminal itself processed more than 9.5 million passengers in 2006, including 70% international passengers.
“For summer departures, we offer our international passengers departing from South Terminal a series of new developments to make their airport experience easier: a single space regrouping all the departures checks, a very large boarding concourse of 7,000 sqm, a new business lounge. And for arriving passengers, a large baggage delivery area of 5,600 sqm. In a few months we will unveil the new service and duty-free area which will triple the surface “, states Patrice Hardel, Managing Director Paris-Orly airport.
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[...] Be sure to check out Businesstravellogue.com’s update on Paris’s Orly airport renovations. . I have yet to read an article on the ‘big picture’ when it comes to Paris airports, but I’m hoping by the end of this decade CDG will see some major improvements. Long ago, most of the international flights from the US came through Orly which was pretty nice if you live on the left bank. It’s a lot faster than coming down from CDG. If more international flights start returning to Orly, that would be a good thing for Left Bankers. [...]