Si vous le souhaitez, vous pouvez signaler la perte d'un objet en ligne via cette plateforme.
Service de signalement d'objets perdus disponible en français, anglais et espagnol sur le site objet-perdu.com
Paris Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport welcomes more than 60 million passengers each year through these three terminals.
It is the largest French airport, second in Europe and 6th in the world in number of passengers.
And every year thousands of items, suitcases, bags are forgotten by passengers taking off or landing at Paris CDG airport.
More than 35 000 items are found each year by the airport’s lost and found service and sometimes during peak periods more than 300 items are collected per day.
Page en français : Objet perdu à l’aéroport Paris-Charles De Gaulle (CDG)
Have you lost something in this airport ? Report it online
Service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
There reporting service allows you to report a lost item in Paris CDG & Orly.
The lost and found service at this airport is available 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
Opening hours on site : open every day from 9am to 12pm and from 1pm to 5.30pm (except on Tuesdays: open from 1pm to 5.30pm).
It is located on level 3: SNCF/TGV train station.
Useful information : if you do not claim your lost item within 15 days, your item will automatically be transferred to the main Lost and Found service in Paris (36 Rue des morillons)
- The main Lost and Found Service in Paris stores items estimated to be worth less than €100 for 3 months
- And for an item whose estimated value is greater than or equal to 100 €, the item is stored for one year.
Where could you have lost your item at Charles de Gaulle Airport ?
- Terminal 1
- Terminal 2 A, B, C, D, E, F, G
- Terminal 3
- Hall L
- Hall M
- Terminal car parking: P1, P AB, P CD, P EF, P3, P G, P W, P R, P X
- CDGVAL Airport Shuttle
- Gas station
- Railway station
- At the security control
Report a lost item using our online form
Available from a computer, mobile phone or digital tablet.
Our reporting service is available in English and French.
What are the items frequently forgotten in Paris airports ?
- Suitcases
- Various bags: backpack, handbag, duty free bag
- Clothing: sweater, coat, jacket, jacket, cap, hat, scarf, hat…
- Wallets
- Credit card
- Phones
- Laptops
- Electronic device chargers
- Digital tablets
- MP3 Players
- Audio headphones
- Belts
- …
If you wish, you can report a lost item directly on the missingx site, which is the official service that manages lost and found items at CDG and ORLY airports in Paris.
The official CDG airport website also has a contact form.
But it is not dedicated to lost and found reports.
You can also contact the airport from abroad using this number: 033 170 36 39 50
You are on a page of the Lostandfound-paris.com site, this site is totally independent of the brands mentioned in its various publications through this site.
Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport (code AITA : CDG – code OACI : LFPG) is managed by the ADP Group, and commercially operated under the Paris Aéroport brand.
This site is not a partner or affiliate with the ADP group, nor with the Paris Aéroport brand.
Paris Aeroport is a registered trademark.