Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E: A Quick Guide

Blog, Paris | 15 April 2025 | 2 MIN READ

Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E: A Quick Guide

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Now that you’ve finished going through security at Charles de Gaulle—and assuming you’re at the L Gate in Terminal 2E—you should see signs leading you to the lounge in “Hall L.”

Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E
Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E

The Deets

Entering the lounge is easy if you have Delta Gold and Platinum status, and any guest that accompanies you can enter for free.

This check-in process is vastly different than in the States where you have to pay for the second guest (which you can of course write off with your American Express Platinum). I entered on an Economy ticket as a Delta Platinum medallion.

Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E

The Air France lounge in Terminal 2E reminded me a bit of the Korean Air Lounge at the Seoul Incheon airport (except that had a Cass draft beer spout)—in that it’s relatively lackluster upon first glance. I mean it’s for sure no Delta Lounge at Boston’s International Terminal.

However, this lounge has everything you might need after you settle in for a bit. That includes ample snacks and a variety of nice French wines and rum from Martinique (I mean where else can you get that in a lounge?). There’s also of course quiet areas and showers.

Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E
Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E
Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E

The food was definitely a little on the disappointing side given that we’re in France and it’s Air France. I was expecting something a little fancier. But, you definitely can’t go wrong with simple snacks and yogurt (which is way better than what they serve in the States). The desserts were pretty good.

Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E
Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E
Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E

From there, after you rest and charge your devices—make sure to check your flight on the information board and then proceed to your gate.

Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E
Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E
Air France Lounge at CDG Terminal 2E

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Air France Lounge (CDG): Terminal 2E

Tips, Tricks, and Logistics

  • Look for lounge signs: After clearing security at Charles de Gaulle, head towards Hall L in Terminal 2E, where you’ll find signs guiding you to the Air France lounge.
  • Access with Delta Status: If you have Delta Gold or Platinum status, you can enter the lounge with a guest for free—different from U.S. lounges, where a second guest typically costs extra.

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