Destinations, flights, and services at Paris Beauvais airport

In 2025, the airport recorded further growth, welcoming 5.8 million passengers, an increase of 2% compared with the previous year. This record traffic volume enables the Oise hub to establish itself firmly in the top 10 airports in the country, driven by the aggressive strategy of low-cost airlines. This success is built on an air network of more than 80 international destinations. Daily rotations ensure smooth connections between Beauvais and the major European capitals. However, this strong growth is facing new economic constraints. The airport management is warning about the increasing burden of aviation taxes, which is weighing heavily on the profitability of routes. In a sector where margins are tight, higher charges and environmental taxes could slow the launch of new direct air connections and reduce the number of seats available for next season.

The airport is deploying AI agents developed by Hubway, capable of answering passengers’ questions in more than 30 languages and providing real-time information about available services, timetables, and the location of areas within the terminal. These conversational agents enable the airport to guide travellers to their boarding gates, locate services such as restaurants and waiting areas, and provide useful information about shuttles and connections, directly from a smartphone or an access point in the terminal. By integrating this artificial intelligence, Paris-Beauvais Airport streamlines the welcome process, simplifies things for passengers, and enables its teams to focus on the most essential services.

After a temporary suspension during the 2024 Olympic Games, the “Aérobus A01” shuttle service is returning to its original base at Porte Maillot (22–24 boulevard Pershing, 17th arrondissement), which it had left for logistical reasons. The relaunch will offer up to 50 round trips per day, with a journey time of approximately 1 hr 30 min under normal conditions. The adult online fare is €17.90 one-way, and €29.90 round trip. Alternative connections remain available from Saint-Denis Université, La Défense and La Villette, but the Porte Maillot shuttle is once again the preferred option, particularly for passengers continuing by metro, RER or taxi. For the airport, this return to Porte Maillot is an effort to improve the passenger experience, optimize access times and enhance the airport’s appeal, in line with the expectations of low-cost and regular passengers.