Passengers look at the departures information board at Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle airport, outside Paris, on July 3, 2025, as French air traffic controllers launched a two-day strike to demand better working conditions, disrupting travel for tens of thousands of people at the start of a summer holiday season. (Credit: Thibaud Moritz / AFP)
Starting March 16, 2027, passengers flying with Lebanese carrier Middle East Airlines (MEA) to or from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport will notice a slight change: Terminal 2C will become “Terminal 3.” The building itself will remain the same; only its name is changing, following a decision made by Groupe ADP (Aéroports de Paris) in December 2025.MEA privately informed some of its customers of the change in recent days, L’Orient-Le Jour has learned. A source within the company’s management told our publication Wednesday that MEA plans to officially announce the change next February.The airline’s website lists the change for flights starting March 16, 2027. The new terminal name will apply to flights ME 211, 212, 229 and 230.Groupe ADP’s decision replaces the current terminal names (T1, T2A to T2G and T3) with simplified numbering from 1...
Starting March 16, 2027, passengers flying with Lebanese carrier Middle East Airlines (MEA) to or from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport will notice a slight change: Terminal 2C will become “Terminal 3.” The building itself will remain the same; only its name is changing, following a decision made by Groupe ADP (Aéroports de Paris) in December 2025.MEA privately informed some of its customers of the change in recent days, L’Orient-Le Jour has learned. A source within the company’s management told our publication Wednesday that MEA plans to officially announce the change next February.The airline’s website lists the change for flights starting March 16, 2027. The new terminal name will apply to flights ME 211, 212, 229 and 230.Groupe ADP’s decision replaces the current terminal names (T1, T2A to T2G and T3) with simplified...
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