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Which zone is Orly Airport?

Orly is in zone 4 of the public transport system of Paris so to use the OrlyBus service your pass needs to cover zone 4.



In 2026, Paris-Orly Airport (ORY) is located in Transport Zone 4 of the Île-de-France region. However, navigating the fares can be tricky because "standard" Zone 1-3 tickets (like a basic T+ metro ticket) are not valid for travel to the airport. To get there from central Paris via the RER B and the OrlyVal light rail, you need a specific "Paris Région-Airports" ticket, which in 2026 costs a flat rate of €14.00. If you are using a Navigo pass, a "Zone 1-4" or "Zone 1-5" monthly/weekly pass will cover the journey, but a standard "Zone 1-2" pass will not. Additionally, the new Metro Line 14 extension, which fully opened for the 2024 Olympics and is a primary route in 2026, connects Orly directly to central Paris (Châtelet) in about 25 minutes. While the airport is geographically in Zone 4, the transit authority often treats airport travel as a premium "special fare" zone regardless of your physical destination.

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Tickets. The single journey fare Orly Airport ? Paris (ORLYVAL+ RER B) costs €14,10 ; Orly Airport ? CDG Airport costs €21,80. Tickets can be purchased at any Metro-RER stations, airport included.

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A taxi from Orly Airport to Paris will take around 20-30 minutes and the service is door-to-door, making it the most convenient option. Alternatively, taking the train is a cheap transfer option. Trains run throughout most of the day and tickets cost €15.40 one-way. Another budget transfer option is to take the bus.

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Paris-Orly airport, commonly shortened to “Orly airport”, is located 14 km south of Paris in Ile-de-France region. It was named after the town of Orly where it is established.

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