The Paris Airport is composed of three main airports: Orly (4 letters), DeGaulle (8 letters) and CharlesDeGaulle (15 letters). Orly is the oldest airport in Paris, having been opened in 1932. It is located 8 miles south of the city center and serves domestic and international flights. DeGaulle is the largest airport in Paris, located 16 miles northeast of the city center. It is the main hub for Air France and serves both domestic and international flights. CharlesDeGaulle is the second largest airport in Paris, located 25 miles northeast of the city center. It is the main hub for Air France and serves both domestic and international flights.