Le salon Prime Class de Paris-Orly 4 sera fermé pour travaux du 7 septembre au 17 décembre 2026 inclus.
Air Caraïbes operates its transatlantic flights from Paris-Orly. Discover all the advantages and services of this airport, along with a practical guide for Air Caraïbes passengers.
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Choose Air Caraïbes for your travels!
You travel with Air Caraïbes for the warm welcome of its staff, the quality of its service and the comfort on board. But you could just as easily choose us for our long-haul fleet, most of which is made up of Airbus A350 XWBs, enabling us to modernize to meet environmental expectations. Air travel takes on a whole new meaning with us!
Before departure, the traveler must ensure that he or she has all the travel documents required to cross the borders of the country of departure, arrival and transit, if applicable.
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For a minimum of 10 people traveling together, benefit from a group fare* on destinations served by Air Caraïbes and French bee.
With our Train + Air service, do you need to take a train to or from the airport?
Consult the timetables below for free shuttle services between Paris Orly 4 airport and Massy TGV station.
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If you are denied boarding, or if your flight is cancelled or delayed for at least two hours, or if your baggage is lost or damaged, you may be entitled to certain benefits and compensation under the Air Passenger Protection Regulations. For more information on your rights, contact your air carrier or visit the Canadian Transportation Agency website.