Air France Smart Connect
From Paris to Switzerland, via Geneva or Zurich
Stations served
- Bern
- Biel/Bienne
- Fribourg
- Lausanne
- Bern,
- St Gall,
- Thoune.
Transporting your baggage
Your plane and train ticket may have different baggage allowances. Make sure to follow the most restrictive rule. All your baggage must have a tag with your contact details.
Your trip with Air France Smart Connect
Your train to plane journey
At the station in Switzerland: Access your train with your e-ticket to Geneva Airport or Zurich Airport. Your connection: Walk to your departure terminal and check in your baggage. Your arrival at Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport: Collect your baggage from the baggage carousel.
Your plane to train journey
At Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport: Drop off your baggage at the check-in counter for your flight to Geneva or Zurich. Upon arrival, follow the signs for "exit/baggage" and collect your baggage from the baggage carousel. Your connection: Walk to the station. Access your train with your SBB (Swiss Federal Railways) e-ticket, which you received along with your booking confirmation. Your arrival at the station in Switzerland: Check that you did not leave any baggage items or personal belongings on the train.
Map of connections at Paris-Charles de Gaulle
FAQ
Do you wish to change or cancel your trip? Our partner Dohop is your main point of contact throughout your trip.
If you require assistance, please submit your request as early as possible, no later than 48 hours before your departure.
For air travel, please submit your request on Passagers with disabilities | Air France | Air France, France For train travel, call 0800 007 102 (Contact Center Handicap in Switzerland) at least one hour before you require assistance. For more information: https://www.sbb.ch/en/travel-information/individual-needs/travelling-reduced-mobility/sbb-assist.html
No, unaccompanied minors are not allowed on the trains.
Only dogs and cats are allowed to travel under certain conditions. The rules for acceptance vary between planes and trains. We recommend applying the stricter of the two rules for the entire journey.