Air France Lounge 2F1
The Air France Lounge 2F1 at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport is situated at the end of the F1 peninsula. It is exclusively available for passengers on departing flights. The lounge offers a comfortable and relaxing environment for travelers before their flights. Access is restricted to Air France passengers and possibly those flying with partner airlines. The lounge provides a range of amenities designed to enhance the travel experience, including seating areas, refreshments, and possibly business services.
Where inside Charles de Gaulle Airport
Located at the end of the F1 peninsula in Terminal 2F1 at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
The Air France Lounge 2F1 at Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) is located in Terminal 2F, beyond the main screening station, near gates F21-F36, and past the Duty Free Store. It is accessible by making a right after security and walking about 50 yards ahead on the left.
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Available amenities at Air France Lounge 2F1
Beverages
Business Center
Ways to access this lounge
Business Class Ticket
Travelers flying in business class on Air France or SkyTeam partners can enter the lounge for free.
SkyTeam Elite Plus Membership
SkyTeam Elite Plus members, like Flying Blue Gold or higher, can access the lounge and bring one guest.
Day Pass
Non-Air France travelers may buy a day pass for the lounge. Prices and bookings may vary, and advance notice is usually needed.
Air France Lounge Access through Itinerary
Passengers can log in to their flight details to buy lounge access. This helps in planning ahead.
Purchase at the Airport
Travelers can buy lounge access directly at the airport, but costs and availability can differ.
The Air France Lounge 2F1 at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport offers a variety of dining options. The lounge features a "Bistro" counter with baked goods, hot dishes, and a selection of local and international newspapers. The menu includes 100% French products, such as pastries, eggs, meat, and dairy, as well as sustainably-sourced fish and a vegetarian option that changes seasonally. There are five buffet areas across two floors, offering cold items like gazpacho soup, turkey sandwiches, cheeses, cakes, yogurts, and various breads, along with self-serve alcohol stations and fridges with beer and soft drinks.
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