CDG → FCO
2 h 15 min
Estimated gate-to-gate scheduled time. Initial heading 133° (SE).
Leave Paris Sat 7 Nov, 10:00 local → arrive Rome Sat 7 Nov, 12:15 local.
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Charles de Gaulle International Airport (France) and Rome–Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (Italy): great-circle distance, estimated scheduled flight time each way, time difference and jet lag.
2 h 15 min
Estimated gate-to-gate scheduled time. Initial heading 133° (SE).
Leave Paris Sat 7 Nov, 10:00 local → arrive Rome Sat 7 Nov, 12:15 local.
2 h 25 min
Estimated gate-to-gate scheduled time. Initial heading 320° (NW).
Leave Rome Sat 7 Nov, 10:00 local → arrive Paris Sat 7 Nov, 12:25 local.
The two directions differ by 11 minutes in our estimate: this route is short, so the wind has little effect on the total. How we estimate it.
| Great-circle distance | 1,101 km · 684 mi · 594 nmi |
|---|---|
| Initial heading | 133° (SE) from CDG; 320° (NW) from FCO |
| Farthest from the equator | 49.0°N |
| Crosses | neither the equator nor the 180th meridian |
| Share of the longest possible trip | 5% of the 20,015 km to the far side of the Earth |
| CDG | Europe/Paris — UTC+1 now; UTC+1 standard time, UTC+2 during daylight saving time |
|---|---|
| FCO | Europe/Rome — UTC+1 now; UTC+1 standard time, UTC+2 during daylight saving time |
| Difference | Rome is on the same clock as Paris today. |
Jet lag, flying CDG → FCO. No time-zone change, so no jet lag from the clock — only the usual tiredness of travel.
General information, not medical advice.
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Photos on airport pages are credited there. Estimates are rounded to 5 minutes; typical error about 13 minutes (validation).