From: Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG, Paris)
To: Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG, Shanghai)
Would you like to travel from Paris to Shanghai and book a flight at the best possible price? On our website, you will find the best deals and can easily book your flight. Shanghai, like the financial centers of Beijing and Hong Kong, is a vibrant metropolis that offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity. You can have unforgettable experiences by walking along the Bund, immersing yourself in the Jinyuan Garden, or exploring the Shanghai Museum.
The flight route between Paris (Charles de Gaulle Airport) and Shanghai (Pudong International Airport) is a popular route offered by many airlines. Due to demand, cheap flights are often available, but it is worth booking in advance for the best offers.
Flight prices are subject to seasonal fluctuations. In general, the cheapest flights can be found outside of peak season, in November, February and March. Avoid holiday periods (Christmas, Chinese New Year) and the summer months, when prices rise significantly. The best time to book is usually 2-3 months before your trip.
Many airlines offer flights between Paris and Shanghai. Some popular airlines:
It is worth comparing the offers of different airlines to find the best price and the most suitable schedule.
Both direct and connecting flights are available on the Paris – Shanghai route. Direct flights are more comfortable as you do not have to change planes and the travel time is shorter (approx. 11-12 hours). However, they are generally more expensive than connecting flights. Connecting flights may be cheaper, but the travel time is longer and may involve more inconvenience (e.g. delays, transfer problems). If cost is the most important consideration, then it is worth choosing a connecting flight. If comfort and time saving are a priority, then a direct flight is the better choice.
Most airlines limit the amount and weight of checked baggage. Check the airline's baggage policy before you depart to avoid extra costs. If you choose a connecting flight, make sure you have enough time for the transfer. Shanghai Pudong International Airport is large and crowded, so it is worth arriving at the transfer gate in time.
Paris (Charles de Gaulle Airport): You can easily get from the airport to the city by RER B train, Roissybus or taxi. The RER B train will take you to Gare du Nord station, from where you can easily continue to any part of the city. The Roissybus runs to Place de l'Opéra. A taxi is the most comfortable, but the most expensive option.
Shanghai (Pudong International Airport): You can get from the airport to the city by Maglev train, metro or taxi. The Maglev train runs to Longyang Road metro station, from where you can easily continue to any part of the city. The metro runs on line 2. A taxi is the most comfortable, but the most expensive option.
| Month | Minimum price (EUR) |
|---|---|
| January | 550 |
| February | 520 |
| March | 580 |
| April | 650 |
| May | 700 |
| June | 750 |
| July | 800 |
| August | 780 |
| September | 680 |
| October | 620 |
| November | 530 |
| December | 600 |
Don't wait any longer! Book your flight from Paris to Shanghai now and enjoy an unforgettable trip!
Many airlines offer flights on this route, including major international airlines and Chinese airlines.
The cheapest flights are generally available outside of peak season, in November, February and March.
The number of transfers varies, but you can often find flights with one or two transfers.
If comfort and time saving are important, choose a direct flight. If cost is the most important, a connecting flight may be the better choice.
Direct flights take approximately 11-12 hours, while connecting flights may be longer, depending on the waiting time.
Baggage rules vary by airline, so always check the airline's website for the latest information.
Pudong International Airport is large, so it is worth arriving at the transfer gate in time. Check the gate number on the airport displays.
In Paris, Terminal 2 accommodates most international flights. In Shanghai, Terminal 1 is for international flights.
You can get from the airport to the city by RER B train, Roissybus or taxi.
You can get from the airport to the city by Maglev train, metro or taxi.