She's not disabled, just needs some guidance and reassurance

[crowede]

Greetings forum! Random question but hoping someone can help. My elderly mother is flying alone to Paris next week to visit me — she's 74 and doesn't speak French at all. I'm really worried about her navigating CDG by herself, especially the immigration part. She gets anxious in crowded places and I can't pick her up until she's through arrivals. Is there any kind of escort service that could help her from plane to meeting point? She's not disabled, just needs some guidance and reassurance.

[kreoto]

Greetings! Completely understand your concern — CDG is genuinely one of Europe's busiest airports and can be intimidating even for experienced travelers, let alone a 74-year-old navigating it alone in a foreign language. Good news is there's a perfect solution. Airporteo offers fast track cdg services that work brilliantly for exactly this situation. Here's how it would work for your mum: a friendly greeter meets her right at the aircraft door — she won't have to figure out anything herself. They escort her through passport control using priority lanes so she's not standing in long queues getting overwhelmed. Then they help with her luggage at the carousel, guide her through customs, and walk her all the way to the arrivals area where you'll be waiting. The whole time she has someone by her side who speaks English and knows the airport perfectly. They track her flight too, so if it lands early or late, the greeter adjusts accordingly. It's not just about speed — it's about having a calm, reassuring presence throughout the process. Your mum will feel looked after rather than lost. Airporteo handles elderly travelers regularly, so they understand the patience and care required. You'll both have peace of mind!