Orly Airport
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Orly Airport is an airport located south of Paris, France. It has flights to cities in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Caribbean.

On January 13, 1975, several men, including the terrorist Carlos the Jackal, made an unsuccessful attempt to destroy an El Al airliner. The terrorists tried again on January 17, also without success.

Orly Airport has two terminals.

South Terminal

• Aeris
• Air Algerie
• Airlinair
• Air Bourbon
• Air Jet
• Air Luxor LDA
• Air Malta
• Air Senegal International
• Ambassade Oman
• Arkia
• Carthago Airlines
• Corsair
• Cubana
• Easyjet Switzerland
• Egyptair
• Hex Air
• Iran Air
• Karthago Airlines
• Libyan Arab Airlines
• Royal Air Maroc
• Royal Jordanian
• Syrian Arab Airlines
• TMA
• Turkish Airlines

West Terminal

• Air France
• Air Littoral
• CCM Airlines
• Cmdt Du Transport Aerien mil. Francais
• Gandalf Airlines
• Iberia
• Regional Compagnie Aerienne Europeenne (Regional)
• TAP Air Portugal
• Tunisair
• Twin Jet Airlines

External Links

• http://www.adp.fr/webadp/a_cont01_an.nsf/0/013C84AE34F8E390C1256BFD0082BE9B/ - Orly Airport homepage

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