HUB
CDG
Paris
49.01° N, 2.55° E

Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG) Hub Guide & 3D Flight Map

Geodetic Coordinates: 49.01° N, 2.55° E • Country: FR • Standard Timezone: UTC+00:00 (Local: 02:28 AM) • Solar Angle: -39.6° (Night)

Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG) serves as a vital junction in global commercial aviation. Hover over or select radiating Great Circle spokes on the 3D globe to examine direct geodesic flight corridors, true departure bearings, nautical mile distances, and overflight paths radiating across the world.

Direct Outbound Flight Corridors from CDG (3 Connected Routes)

CDG → JFK 292° True
New York (US)
5,834 km (3,625 mi) • 7h 57m
CDG → DXB 100° True
Dubai (AE)
5,239 km (3,255 mi) • 5h 27m
CDG → LHR 323° True
London (GB)
347 km (216 mi) • 0h 57m

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG) located and what are its coordinates?
Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG) is located in Paris, FR at geodetic coordinates 49.01° N, 2.55° E (Latitude: 49.0128°, Longitude: 2.5500°).
What time zone and solar lighting conditions apply to CDG?
Charles de Gaulle International Airport operates on civil timezone UTC+00:00 (approximate local clock time: 02:28 AM). Based on real-time solar ephemeris calculations, the sun is at an altitude of -39.6°, placing the airport in night.
How many major outbound flight corridors radiate from CDG?
Orb Vector indexes 3 connected flight corridors radiating from CDG. The 3D globe above displays each Great Circle geodesic spoke arc with true initial departure bearings and geodesic distances.