Airlines and services The United States Of America

Hawaiian Airlines provides daily service to O'ahu, Kauai, Maui, Molokai and the island of Hawai'i. Inter-island flights are either direct or have a stopover in Honolulu depending on the time. With more than ten flights available each day, it's best to choose direct flights and adjust your schedule so you don't lose time. Multi-destination tickets allow you to visit several islands without having to go back to Honolulu. The Hawaiianmiles card is free and allows you to obtain discounts for each check-in (not included in the price of the ticket)

It is the only airport on the island. Located at 20 minutes from Waikiki (in the absence of traffic jams) it welcomes in its 3 terminals both inter-island flights and international flights. On arrival, don't hesitate to help yourself to brochures and tourist leaflets, they are everywhere. They are free and will be very useful. They list all the possible and imaginable activities to do on the island during the week or the month and offer discounts!

The seventh-largest airport in the United States, it is located 25 km south of the city and has two terminals, one domestic and one international. Beyond the Rental Car Center (to rent a car), there are several options for getting downtown: a strong preference for BART, the equivalent of the Parisian RER, which is easy to take, inexpensive and fast, taking you to Downtown and then Oakland. Other options include cabs or VTCs (Lyft or Uber), private shuttles or shared minibuses.

Some 20 airlines operate domestic and international flights from the airport. To reach the city center, the E1 Veterans-Airport bus line (US$2 one way) and the 202 Airport Express (US$1.50 one way) make the connection in just under an hour. A shuttle service is also available (US$24 one way, US$44 round trip), as well as cabs (US$36 for 1-2 people), apps like Lyft and Uber, car rental companies and hotel shuttles.

American Airlines offers numerous daily flights between Paris and Philadelphia. A direct flight per day, if not stopover in London or another city of ame.

Built in 1948 under the name of New York International Airport, the airport was renamed in 1963 following the assassination of the American President. With 35,000 employees, it is the largest of New York's three airports. It is also further from Manhattan than La Guardia, but it is very well served. Upon arrival at the airport, proceed to the Ground Transportation Desk near the baggage delivery area for any information requests.

Unlike many other U.S. airports, Boston International Airport (the largest in New England) is not far from the city, to the east of it. It takes only 20 to 40 minutes by cab, bus (Logan Express) or subway(Blue Line and Silver Line) to get to downtown. You will find ATMs and a Travelex Foreign Exchange office to change your currency. However, the rates are not really competitive.

O'Hare is one of the busiest airports in the world. More than 190,000 people pass through this North American hub every day. Located 30 km northwest of Chicago, the airport is large and functional, with clear signage. Most international flights disembark at Terminal 5, and domestic flights at Terminal 2. You can then reach downtown Chicago by public transport (CTA Blue Line) or cab.

Located in northern Queens, it is the third largest airport in New York City. There are few international flights, but if you take a connection to Philadelphia, Detroit or Chicago before arriving in New York, chances are you will land here. Bus Q48 takes you to line 7 that serves Times Square, line Q70 to line E that crosses Queens, Manhattan and Brooklyn, and line Q72 drops you off at line M that stops in Midtown, on the Lower East Side or in Williamsburg and Bedstuy in Brooklyn.

Service is limited to domestic flights, primarily from Las Vegas. This location also serves as a heliport with several companies operating most of the year. The current airport is built on the site of the original Grand Canyon Airport which was built in 1925. This site opened in October 1965 and the airport terminal was completed and dedicated on October 20, 1967. The airport is owned by the State of Arizona. It is the busiest airport in the state after Phoenix and Tucson.

This company Miami dessert from Lisbon with connections to Paris, Marseille, Bordeaux, Lyon, Nice and Toulouse. 

Several direct flights from Paris to Miami.

These shuttles connect O'Hare and Midway Airports to downtown. After you've picked up your luggage, head straight out of the airport, with shuttles waiting outside the domestic and international arrivals terminals. There's a counter inside, but you'll likely see shuttles parked along the curb. If you have the opportunity, we recommend that you book your shuttle in advance, before you fly. This way, you won't have to worry about buying your tickets when you arrive at the Chicago airport.

This ferry connects Washington Island to the city of Northport. During the long summer days in July and August, service is provided every half hour between the island and the mainland. Departures are more sporadic during the other months of the year, but whatever happens, there are connections every day. Remember to keep an eye on the time of the last boat, otherwise you'll have to play Robinson Crusoe and stay on the island. Don't worry, there's a campsite. It is possible to travel with a vehicle, which costs a small supplement.

Milwaukee International Airport, Mitchell Field Airport, is located 12 km south of downtown. It is the largest airport in Wisconsin. All major American companies are represented. To get to downtown Milwaukee from this airport, you can take the Go Riteway shuttles, which provide daily connections. This is a great option if you are traveling in a group. Remember to book in advance.

The airport is located in New Jersey. To reach Manhattan, take the AirTrain, the monorail train that leaves from each of the airport's three terminals. Get off at Newark Liberty International Airport Station, then take one of the trains to Penn Station, which will take you right into the heart of Manhattan: both the Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast NJ Transit lines go there. It takes between 45 and 60 minutes to get there.

Information and tickets purchased at Transportation Information Counter (in the International arrivals lobby at JFK) or directly with the driver.

Paris - Orlando flights in an American city. 

Paris - Orlando flights direct or at London Heathrow. 

Orlando flights to Canada.