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Delta Route from Boston to Paris Charles de Gaulle

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Airline

Delta

Aircraft

A330-900neo

Service

Daily Year-Round

Region

Europe

The route

Delta Air Lines provides a premier transatlantic link connecting the historic city of Boston with the vibrant culture of Paris. This route offers a seamless travel experience for those flying from the Northeastern United States to France's largest international gateway. Utilizing modern aircraft and daily service, Delta ensures that travelers have consistent and comfortable access to Europe.

The flight from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) is a staple of Delta's international network. Operating daily and year-round, the flight typically takes just under seven hours to cross the Atlantic, arriving in Paris the following morning. The service is known for its reliability and its status as a key route for both business and leisure travel.

This route serves as a critical bridge between two major economic and cultural hubs. For Boston-based travelers, it offers direct access to the SkyTeam hub at CDG, allowing for easy connections across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. It is one of the most efficient ways to reach France from the New England region.
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Airports

Taking off, touching down.

Check-in, security, connections and getting into town at both ends of the flight.

Departure

Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)

AIR
Check-in
Head to Terminal E for international departures. Delta check-in counters are located on the departures level.
Security
International security lines can be busy during the evening departure bank; aim to arrive 3 hours before your flight.
Connections
Connected to the city via the Silver Line bus and the Blue Line subway.
Arrival

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)

BOS
On arrival
Follow signs for 'Bagages' and 'Sortie' if Paris is your final destination, or 'Correspondance' for connecting flights.
Ground transport
The RER B train provides a direct rail link to central Paris stations like Gare du Nord and Chatelet-Les Halles.
Planning ahead
Passport control for non-EU citizens can take significant time during the early morning rush.
Timing & fares

When it flies, what it costs.

Schedule & reliability

Schedule
Flights generally depart Boston in the late evening and arrive in Paris the next morning.
Duration
Eastbound flights are shorter due to tailwinds, while the return flight to BOS typically takes longer.
Seasonality
Consistent daily frequency regardless of the season.
Time zones
Paris is 6 hours ahead of Boston Eastern Time.

Fares & booking

Booking window
Book at least 6 to 8 weeks in advance for standard fares, or 4 months for peak summer travel.
Cabin advice
The Delta One cabin on the A330-900neo offers a full lie-flat experience, ideal for adjusting to the time change.
Peak pricing
Prices increase sharply during Christmas, New Year, and the French summer holiday in August.
  • Monitor prices during the shoulder seasons of May and September for the best value.
  • Use the Delta Fly Ready app to upload health and travel documents in advance.
  • If using SkyMiles, look for 'Flash Sales' which occasionally include transatlantic routes from Boston.

Peak season

June to August

Shoulder season

April to May and September to October

Off-peak season

November to February

Tours and experiences at either end

Vetted day trips and activities in Destination and Origin, through our travel partner.

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When to fly

Best Time to Fly Origin to Destination

  1. 01

    Spring

    Ideal for seeing Paris in bloom with moderate airfares and pleasant temperatures.

  2. 02

    Summer

    Peak travel season with the most events but highest ticket prices and crowds.

  3. 03

    Autumn

    Excellent weather for walking tours and generally lower flight costs than summer.

Trip planning

Who this route suits best.

Leisure Vacationers

Direct access to one of the world's most romantic and historic cities.

Corporate Travelers

Delta's reliable schedule and business class amenities facilitate productive trips.

Connections & alternatives

Nice (NCE)

A quick connection at CDG leads straight to the French Riviera.

Florence (FLR)

Popular European connection for Bostonians heading to Tuscany.

Field notes

Travel Tips for the Origin-Destination Route

Visa & entry

  • United States citizens require a valid passport for entry into the Schengen Area.
  • Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned date of departure from Europe.
  • Check for any updated entry requirements regarding the ETIAS system prior to travel.

Airport transfers

  • Official taxis at CDG offer flat-rate fares to the Left Bank and Right Bank of Paris.
  • The RoissyBus is a convenient alternative that drops passengers near the Opera Garnier.
  • Consider a private transfer if traveling with a large group or significant luggage.

Baggage & transit

  • Standard Delta international baggage rules apply; check your specific fare class for weight limits.
  • CDG is a large airport; if you have a connecting flight, ensure you have at least 90 minutes to navigate terminals.
  • Keep a change of clothes in your carry-on for the morning arrival in Paris.

Checklist

  • Valid International Passport
  • Delta Boarding Pass (Digital or Paper)
  • Universal Type C or E Power Adapter
  • Euro currency or contactless payment method
Carriers

Airlines Flying Origin to Destination

Delta

Once daily service

Features the A330-900neo with Delta One, Delta Premium Select, and Comfort Plus seating.

FAQ

Common questions.

Straight answers about flying Origin to Destination.

What aircraft does Delta use for the Boston to Paris flight?

Delta primarily operates the Airbus A330-900neo on this route, which features the latest cabin products.

How long is the flight from BOS to CDG?

The direct flight usually takes about 6 hours and 50 minutes.

Which terminal does Delta fly into at Paris CDG?

Delta flights typically arrive and depart from Terminal 2E at Paris Charles de Gaulle.

Are there daily flights from Boston to Paris on Delta?

Yes, Delta operates this route on a daily, year-round schedule.

Does this flight offer lie-flat seats?

Yes, the Delta One cabin on the A330-900neo provides individual suites with full lie-flat beds.

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Airports

Boston (BOS)Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)Boston LoganParis Charles de Gaulle

Countries & layovers

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