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Paris Le Bourget Airport at a glance

Paris Le Bourget Airport serves the Paris trip-planning area. Use the identifiers below to distinguish the airport from its individual private terminals.

Airport
Paris Le Bourget Airport
IATA code
LBG
ICAO code
LFPB
Field elevation
220 ft MSL / 67 m
Longest physical runway
2,991 m / 9,813 ft (07/25)
Map coordinates
48.96944, 2.44139

Runway length is a physical dimension, not the usable takeoff or landing distance for your flight. Aircraft, loading, weather, declared distances and operating rules determine suitability.

Airport data checked October 12, 2026. France SIA AIP ↗ COHOR airport coordination ↗ OurAirports geographic record ↗

Original imagined illustration of a business jet near a refined hangar beneath a cloudy Paris-region sky.
Original imagined Paris–Le Bourget airport-region illustration; not an exact airport layout or documentary photograph.

LBG and regional airport map

The map marks Paris Le Bourget Airport and the comparison airports. Use your confirmed FBO or handler address for the passenger transfer.

  1. LBG · Paris Le Bourget Airport
  2. CDG · Charles de Gaulle International Airport
  3. ORY · Paris-Orly Airport
  4. POX · Pontoise-Cormeilles Aerodrome

Airport reference points, not FBO entrances. Confirm your driver’s exact meeting address. Overseas map points use the cited airport records; map position does not establish aircraft access. Open in Maps ↗

Other airports to compare near Paris

Compare these airports against the final address, ground transfer and aircraft proposal. Distances are not driving times, and the closest airfield is not necessarily suitable for the flight.

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Charles de Gaulle International Airport

IATA CDG · Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise) · FR-IDF

Best for: Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise) addresses; approximately 6 miles from LBG in a straight line.

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Paris-Orly Airport

IATA ORY · Paris (Orly, Val-de-Marne) · FR-IDF

Best for: Paris (Orly, Val-de-Marne) addresses; approximately 16 miles from LBG in a straight line.

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Pontoise-Cormeilles Aerodrome

IATA POX · Cormeilles-en-Vexin, Val-d'Oise · FR-IDF

Best for: Cormeilles-en-Vexin, Val-d'Oise addresses; approximately 20 miles from LBG in a straight line.

How should you use Le Bourget for a Paris visit?

Plan the journey from the aircraft to your Paris hotel, office or residence. Use the Paris location guide for the broader destination, then ask for an LBG-specific proposal and a realistic car itinerary.

A flight landing at Le Bourget does not place passengers in central Paris. Share the exact address and appointment time with the provider, particularly when the group has separate drop-offs. Compare the complete arrival plan rather than relying on a single advertised transfer duration.

For a short business visit, ask whether a waiting car and a same-day return are practical, and how a delayed meeting changes the aircraft and crew arrangements.

Which terminal or handler should you use?

Follow the handling confirmation rather than a general airport map pin. Jetex’s published facility is one verified example, not a statement that every Le Bourget charter uses Jetex. Its page lists passenger transport, parking, catering and customs or immigration services. Jetex ↗

Confirm which requested services are arranged and included. Send the driver the facility name, address and passenger instructions. If a rental car or another transfer is requested, establish the handover location before the travel day.

Ask the provider to coordinate the required passenger information through its agreed process. A handler’s service list does not remove immigration or travel-document requirements.

What if you are connecting to an airline?

Identify the airline airport and terminal, then plan the transfer separately. A Le Bourget arrival is not a Charles de Gaulle gate arrival, and private-charter baggage should not be assumed to transfer automatically to an airline booking.

  • Allow for the private arrival process and collection of all bags.
  • Confirm the car journey to the airline’s actual terminal.
  • Work backward from applicable airline check-in and boarding deadlines.
  • Ask what the charter agreement covers if a delay affects the connection.

If the connection is essential, tell the provider before it selects the departure time. A technically possible flight schedule may leave too little margin for the complete journey.

Can you assume round-the-clock flight access?

No. A handler advertising 24/7 operations does not establish unrestricted airport departures or arrivals. Have the operating carrier confirm current airport restrictions, the proposed flight window and the actual handling plan. Jetex ↗

For a late Paris dinner or an early long-haul departure, request the exact local schedule in writing. Ask about positioning, parking, catering, transfers and change charges using our fees guide. Start the charter request with LBG and the full return itinerary rather than a general Paris destination alone.

Connect this airport with your complete itinerary

Start with the Paris location guide to compare this airport with the wider destination. Then use the airport-specific details here when requesting the flight.

Flying private through LBG

For Paris Le Bourget Airport, ask the operating provider to name the FBO or handler, passenger meeting point and vehicle entrance. Confirm the facility for each direction before arranging a driver.

Continue with the Paris city guide to compare onward-transfer geography and the wider itinerary.

Frequently asked questions

What are the codes for Paris Le Bourget?

Jetex identifies Paris Le Bourget with LBG and LFPB. Include the airport name as well as the code in your charter brief. Jetex ↗

Will every Le Bourget charter use the same FBO?

No. Ask your provider to name the actual handler and arrival address for the booking.

Does a 24-hour handler mean unrestricted flights?

No. Facility staffing and airport operating permissions are different. The operator must confirm the flight’s timing against current requirements.

Sources & research

Airport and facility references checked October 8, 2026. This is research-based passenger guidance, not firsthand FBO testing or operational flight advice. Airport comparisons and itinerary checklists are our editorial analysis. The operating carrier must confirm current notices, permissions, airport suitability and handling for the actual flight. Published airport hours and FBO service hours can differ.

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