The Signature terminal at Paris–Le Bourget

Why it is on the list

Le Bourget has taken no airline traffic since 1980 and serves business aviation only; it is known as the Teterboro of Europe because business flights into Paris come here.¹ Signature's terminal has customs and immigration on site, a private lounge, a concierge and conference rooms, and central Paris is about twenty minutes away by road.²

It is the wrong choice for a scheduled flight: Le Bourget has no airline service, so a commercial arrival goes through Charles de Gaulle or Orly.¹

How to get it

The operator books the handling through the reservation form on the terminal's page, or asks for a callback; the desk is on +33 1 49 92 75 81.² The terminal is open 06:00 to 22:00 every day, and a call-out outside those hours is arranged on request, so ask for it when the flight is planned.² Aircraft of more than 25 seats need prior permission to land; Signature helps obtain it.² The terminal has a concierge desk, and hire cars come through Sixt.²

Discretion

Customs and immigration are cleared inside the terminal, and passengers wait in its private lounge.² The airport has no airline passengers.¹