Built for the way Terminal 1 travellers move
Two very different passengers pass through the same doors. The first is here on business: Paris on Tuesday, Istanbul on Wednesday, a Gulf or Central Asian capital by Thursday. For that pattern, a Business Class E-Class between Terminal 1 and La Défense or the 8th arrondissement is enough — and when the meetings shift, a car at your disposal by the hour waits between appointments instead of being booked three times over. The second is a family or a group arriving in Paris after a long connection: children asleep, five cases and a pushchair. The 7-seat Business Van takes all of it in one car, and the chauffeur loads it while you catch your breath. For a first evening in Paris that should feel like an occasion, the First Class S-Class sets the tone from the kerb.
We collect and deliver wherever your Paris begins and ends: the palaces and hotels of Paris, where our chauffeurs coordinate directly with the concierge desk, private residences, offices, or another terminal for a connection — Terminal 1 is linked to 2 and 3 by the CDGVAL shuttle, but with three suitcases a car is simply easier. Companies routing teams through Terminal 1 on a regular basis open a business account for monthly invoicing, named chauffeurs and priority allocation at peak times. Something unusual — an eight-person delegation, a stopover day in Paris between two flights, an Arabic- or English-speaking chauffeur — just talk to us; a human answers.
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