CDG to NCL: Distance and Flight Time

How far is it from Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise) to Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear?

The great-circle distance between Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG) and Newcastle International Airport (NCL) is 730 km (454 mi, 394 nautical miles). That is the straight-line distance; a real flight is a little longer because of air-traffic routing.

How long is the flight from CDG to NCL?

A nonstop flight typically takes about 1h 25m. This is an estimate from the distance; actual block times depend on the aircraft, winds and the exact routing. NCL is roughly north of CDG.

How is the CDG to NCL route written in code?

The pair is written CDG-NCL in IATA codes and LFPG-EGNT in ICAO codes, the form used on a flight plan. Charles de Gaulle International Airport is CDG (LFPG), Newcastle International Airport is NCL (EGNT).

LFPG starts with L, the ICAO prefix for southern Europe; EGNT starts with E, the prefix for northern Europe. How ICAO prefixes are laid out.

NCL sits 126 ft (38 m) lower than CDG, which is a real difference in air density on takeoff.

Airlines flying CDG to NCL

1 airline appear on this route in the open route dataset, 1 of them still listed as active. Each row gives the IATA code, the ICAO code and the radio callsign, which is what an air traffic controller hears:

A further 2 carriers sell this pair as a codeshare without operating it: AZ, BE.

Route and carrier data comes from the OpenFlights open dataset, regenerated here on 3 July 2026. It is a historical snapshot of scheduled connections, not a live schedule, and it includes codeshare listings, so some carriers shown may no longer operate the route or exist. How we build this · Data and sources.

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Other routes from Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise) (CDG):

Other routes from Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear (NCL):

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