With combined plane + train journeys, you can take both the train and the plane!
The perks
All-in-one travel
Combined tickets allow you to book your train at the same time as your flights. Your connecting time is taken into account.
An even more peaceful trip
If you miss a connection due to a delay with your plane or train, we will transfer you to the next available train or flight.
More Miles
Gain Flying Blue Miles even on train segments* * Except trains in Switzerland
Reduced environmental impact
By choosing a combined trip, you are opting for a travel option that emits less CO2 on short trips.
Your journey step-by-step
Train + Air
Combined Train + Air trips are available should you travel between a station in Metropolitan France and an international destination (including flights to Overseas France), and your connection is less than 24 hours.
To take the train, you must have your e-ticket, which you can download 30 hours before your trip. If you have not been able to download your e-ticket, SNCF terminals are available at the station.
Maps of how to connect to the train
At Paris-Charles de Gaulle
The Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV station is located in the heart of Terminal 2. Terminals 2E and 2F are accessible on foot in just a few minutes. To connect with a flight at Terminal 2G, take the N2 shuttle bus from Terminal 2F.
At Paris-Orly
The Massy TGV station is about 35 minutes from Paris-Orly airport. To reach the airport from the train station, a taxi is provided free of charge for holders of a combined Train + Air ticket.
We answer all your questions
You must respect the order in which you purchased your tickets. A penalty fee may apply if you don't. Remember to keep your train tickets and boarding passes, as you may be asked for them at transfer points.
Plan to keep your baggage with you on the train (except for journeys between Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Brussels). It should not obstruct traffic in the aisle or block access to train compartments. After your train journey, you will drop them off at your flight's check-in counter at your departure terminal. After your flight, collect them from baggage claim and keep them with you for your train journey.
The SNCF now limits the amount of baggage allowed on board its trains. Your plane ticket may allow for a different number of baggage items. Be sure to respect the most restrictive rule. On TGV INOUI trains in France and between France and Brussels, each person may bring the following:
- 2 pieces of labeled baggage with a maximum dimension of 70 x 90 x 50 cm/ 27.5 x 35.4 x 19.6 in. (suitcases, hiking bags, etc.)
- 1 piece of hand baggage labeled with a maximum dimension of 40 x 30 x 15 cm/ 15.7 x 11.8 x 5.9 in. (backpack, computer bag, etc.)
There is no maximum weight limit, but you must be able to carry your baggage yourself in one go. For more information about authorized baggage on trains, visit the SNCF website.
No, unaccompanied minors are not allowed on SNCF trains.
Yes, under certain conditions. The rules for accepting pets on the train are not the same as on the plane. The transport of animals on the train is subject to special pricing. You must purchase a train ticket for your pet at the SNCF ticket office when you arrive at the TGV station. Animals under 6 kg/13.2 lb. Cats and dogs weighing less than 6 kg/13.2 lb. (including the carrier) must travel in a special closed bag measuring no more than 46 x 28 x 24 cm/ 18.1 x 11 x 9.4 in. Animals over 6 kg/13.2 lb. Dogs over 6kg/13.2 lb. must be kept on a leash. Muzzles are mandatory and must be worn. Service dogs for visually impaired passengers Muzzles are not mandatory for service dogs for visually impaired passengers.
If you require assistance, you must let us know at least 48 hours before the start of your trip. Train journeys in France If you choose an assistance service option, it includes an item of baggage weighing 15 kg/33 lbs maximum. If you use a wheelchair, you and your companion will travel in first class regardless of your booking class.