I am a Spaniard expat working in USA.
I have a incoming flight from JFK to AVG (Malaga) with a 2pm stop in CDG.
Its a routine flight that I have done it several times in the past, but not during the pandemic.
From the official site of De Gaulle, they are admitting passangers which have all the documents required to go to their final destination (fortunately I have all of them).
Still in its mentioned of the official site of Embassy of France in Stockhholm:
For your arrival in France, you need to fill in and carry two documents in addition to required travel documents:
1. An exempted international movement certificate for travel to metropolitan France. You must present this certificate to travel companies before using your travel ticket, as well as to border control authorities (for travel by air, sea and land, including by rail);
2. A sworn declaration that you do not have COVID-19 symptoms.
I understand that from an immigration point of view, I do not enter in France as long as I stay airside, however, the moment I land in France I arrive in France from a legal point of view.
My questions are: Do I need those documents? Furthermore, Do I need any other document to perform my two hours transfer in CDG?