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Flights from Prague to Paris

There are over 40 direct flights per week from Prague to Paris, with the most frequent services operated by Czech Airlines and further services from Ryanair, vueling and Transavia.  Journey time is between 1 hour 45 minutes and 2 hours.

How long is the journey by flight from Prague to Paris?

A direct flight from Prague to Paris takes less than two hours, with the fastest flights taking just 1 hour and 45 minutes.

 How many flights are there from Prague to Paris?

Czech Airlines operates up to six flights per day from early morning until evening. The other three airline providers operate between three and four flights per week on this route.

What are the departure and arrival stations for flights from Prague to Paris?

Departure airport: Every flight from Prague to Paris departs from Václav Havel Airport Prague. The easiest way to reach the airport from the centre of Prague is by train which takes just 30 minutes. Facilities at Prague Airport includes a VIP lounge, shops, food outlets, games for children, money exchange and tourist information.

Arrival airport: Flights from Czech Airlines and vueling arrive at Paris Charles de Gaulle, the busiest airport in France, located 15 miles northwest of the city centre. From the airport, you can reach the centre of Paris in just 30 minutes by train or 45 minutes by bus. Paris Charles de Gaulle has extensive facilities including phone charging, WiFi, a pharmacy, currency exchange, shops, restaurants and bars.

Arrival airport: Flights from Ryanair arrive at Paris Beauvais, located 60 miles northwest of the city and connected via a shuttle bus service which takes 1 hour and 15 minutes. Paris Beauvais has numerous facilities including multi-currency ATMs, shops and food outlets.

Arrival airport: Transavia flights arrive at Paris Orly Airport, located 8 miles south of the city centre. Shuttle bus (30 minutes) and tram (45 minutes) services are available from Paris Orly to central Paris. Facilities at the airport include duty-free shopping and currency exchange.

Which airlines travel from Prague to Paris?

There are four airlines operating a choice of direct flight from Prague to Paris including Czech Airlines, Ryanair, vueling and Transavia.

Czech Airlines Prague to Paris

Czech Airlines operates more flights from Prague to Paris than any other airline, with up to six direct daily services. Flights arrive at Paris Charles de Gaulle and take just under two hours.

Ryanair Prague to Paris

Ryanair operates three direct flights from Prague to Paris per week during winter and four flights per week during summer. Flights arrive at Paris Beauvais with a journey time of 1 hour 45 minutes

vueling Prague to Paris

vueling operates two direct flights per week in winter from Prague to Paris Charles de Gaulle, departing Friday and Sunday afternoons. For the summer season, a third flight on Mondays is also available.

Transavia Prague to Paris

Transavia operates four weekly direct flights from Prague to Paris Orla Airport.

Prague to Paris Flight: Services on Board

vueling is a budget airline that only offers standard seats. The carrier allows all passengers to take two small cabin bags and charges a small fee for hold luggage, which rises incrementally for bags from 15 kg up to 30 kg. It is possible to pay a fee for a foldable bike which fits into its own case or bag.  vueling also offers special assistance to those who need it, however, a request for this must be made at the time of booking.

Czech Airlines offer two classes of travel, Economy and Business Class. An Economy Lite ticket only allows for a small piece of cabin luggage up to 8kg, whilst an Economy Flex or Economy Plus also allows for a piece of hold luggage up to 23 kg.  Both Business Lite and Business Flex tickets allow passengers two items of hand luggage and two items of hold luggage up to 32 kg each.  A partially disassembled bike of less than 32 kg is permitted as a piece of hold luggage for an additional fee.

Ryanair does not offer business or first class but offers a range of tickets including Value, Regular, Flex, Flex Plus and Family Plus.  Each ticket tier has a larger baggage allowance and greater ticket flexibility.  Those on Value or Regular seats can also pay a single fee for a piece of hold luggage.  Bikes that can be packed into a box or bag are also permitted for an additional fee.  For special assistance contact customer services at least 48 hours ahead of the departure.

Transavia offers three ticket tiers, Basic, Plus and Max.  Basic tickets allow for just one item of cabin luggage. Plus tickets allow passengers to also check-in one piece of hold luggage of up to 20 kg, whilst Max tickets allow an item of hold luggage of up to 30 kg.   Passengers who want to transport pets or bicycles or who need special assistance are asked to contact Transavia at least 48 hours in advance.