Paris Charles de Gaulle Terminal Renaming Plan Maps Seven Terminals

A reported plan for Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport would rename its terminal areas in a sequence from Terminal 1 through Terminal 7, with a reported start date of March 16, 2027. The proposed mapping retains Terminal 1, assigns the Terminal 2 name to today’s Terminal 3, and renumbers the existing Terminal 2 areas.

Key details

• Existing Terminal 2A and 2C would become Terminal 3; existing Terminal 2B and 2D would become Terminal 4.
• Existing Terminal 2E, 2F and 2G would become Terminals 5, 6 and 7, respectively.
• The described gate labels include F for Terminal 3, G and H for Terminal 4, and E and F for Terminal 6.
• Under the described plan, Terminal 2E’s K, L and M gates would become D, C and B.
• The described Terminal 1 layout divides gates between R for non-Schengen destinations and S for Schengen operators.

Under the reported plan, Terminal 2E would become Terminal 5, while Terminal 2F would become Terminal 6.

Why it matters

The plan would change both terminal numbers and gate identifiers, so passengers and airport teams would need to match old and new labels during the transition. The reported layout also assigns different gate-letter systems across terminal areas, making the mapping relevant to wayfinding.