Flight information extractor

Extract flight information.

Upload or paste an itinerary, ticket, travel email, or booking confirmation. Local AI extracts the structured travel details.

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Free flight information extractor for travel emails and itineraries

This free flight information extractor helps turn messy booking confirmations, itinerary PDFs, forwarded travel emails, and ticket screenshots into a structured travel summary. Instead of manually scanning for flight numbers, airport names, departure times, arrival times, booking references, and baggage notes, you can paste the text or upload a supported file and let local AI organize the key details.

Use it when a travel confirmation has too much formatting, when a passenger has forwarded only part of an itinerary, or when you need to quickly check a connection risk before copying details into a calendar, CRM, client note, or internal travel file. The tool is useful for admin teams, consultants, travel coordinators, personal assistants, and anyone who receives flight details buried inside long emails.

The extractor runs in the browser with a fixed Manex prompt. The button stays disabled until the local WebLLM model is ready, so the page still explains the workflow even before AI finishes loading. For larger travel packs or recurring team travel documents, Manex Team Brain is better because it can chunk a document library and preserve useful answers as memory.

  • Best inputs: airline confirmations, itinerary PDFs, booking emails, travel agency notes, and ticket text.
  • Use it for: flight number extraction, airport lookup, baggage detail checks, connection review, and calendar preparation.
  • Limits: very large documents should be split into smaller sections or pasted as the relevant pages only.

Flight extractor FAQs

Does this tool work with PDF itineraries?

Yes. It can read text from PDF files in the browser. If the PDF is scanned or image-heavy, OCR quality may vary.

Can it extract baggage allowance and PNR details?

Yes, when those details are present in the source text. If a field is missing, the output should mark it as not found instead of inventing it.

Is this the same as Manex Team Brain?

No. This is a single-purpose free tool. Team Brain is for larger document libraries, grounded Q&A, reusable memory, and team sharing.

Related Manex reading

Learn how the same local-first document workflow scales from one travel file to larger document libraries.