What's Landing Next at Charles de Gaulle PARIS - Yesterday I wrote about the stiffening competition Charles de Gaulle and its operator, Aéroports de Paris, face from airports undergoing billion-euro facelifts. And I noted that Charles de Gaulle gets little love from international travelers. Rendezvous readers told us exactly what they didn't like about CDG: Stuffy from Brooklyn and John from Canada both complained about bewildering signage. And both Fenella from Germany and Iowa Farm Girl from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, said the layout of the airport is terrible. Every time I touch down at Charles de Gaulle, I have to ask myself - is it worth sprinting the length of the airport when I KNOW I am going to miss the connection? Fenella wrote. But if I don't sprint, then it's my fault for missing it. If I do decide to sprint, then I am certain to miss the connection even if I make it to the other terminal, because the security staff are guaranteed to be taking a break at the point at which I need to go through. The more stressed you are, the more they seem to slow down. Maybe it's their way of staying entertained. "The main problem of CDG will not be solved easily," wrote vanpipe from Zurich. You have to walk way too far to get from one Terminal to another. So what will change? This summer, Aéroports de Paris and the French flag carrier, Air France, will begin an overhaul of their operations aimed at making the passenger experience at the airport more efficient and, they hope, more enjoyable. The transformation that will begin in July includes the opening of a new, 100,000-square-meter satellite to Terminal 2E, which will be dedicated to all intercontinental flights for Air France and its SkyTeam alliance partners, which are currently scattered across three terminals. Or, for Air France business-class travelers, linger with a glass of champagne at the hot buffet of its airy new 600-seat lounge. Read my full article. And please continue to tell us which airports are among your favorites and what is it about them that makes them stand out.