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Samples are for planning only and are not valid for travel.

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Samples are for planning only and are not valid for travel.

Plan

Flight itinerary builder

Lay out a one-way or return trip, add a connection, an airline and your own flight times, and get a clean, printable sample itinerary. Every copy is marked SAMPLE and NOT VALID FOR TRAVEL.

  • Free · no sign-up
  • Prints on A4 and Letter
  • 5332 airports · 1011 airlines in the current dataset
  • Free to use, no account needed

Flight itinerary builder

Sample mode · not valid for travel

Trip type

 

Connection, airline and trip title · optional
Flight numbers and times · optional

Add these only if you have them from a real schedule. They appear on the sample itinerary as you typed them, and are marked as unverified.

Outbound

Return

Free, no sign-up, runs in your browser. Every sample is watermarked and carries no booking codes.

Your sample itinerary will appear here

Choose airports and dates, then build. You’ll get a printable document stamped SAMPLE. It contains no booking references or ticket numbers, so it can’t be mistaken for a booking.

From two airport codes to a printable plan

  1. Set the route

    Search by city, airport, country or code. Add a connection if the trip goes through a hub.

  2. Add what you know

    Dates, travellers and cabin, plus an airline, flight numbers and times if you already have them from a real schedule.

  3. Check, print, share

    See distances, clock changes and journey times worked out for you, then print or copy the sample.

What you get

What the sample shows, and what it never will

Included

  • Route with full airport names and IATA codes, including any connection
  • Dates, travellers, cabin and preferred airline
  • Flight numbers and times you entered, marked as unverified
  • Journey time and arrival day, worked out across time zones
  • Great-circle distance per flight and for the whole trip
  • A local plan reference you can quote when sharing it

Never included

  • Booking references, PNRs or record locators
  • E-ticket numbers or fare details
  • Barcodes, QR codes or airline logos
  • Any statement that a seat is reserved, paid or confirmed
  • A version without the SAMPLE watermark

An itinerary is a plan, not a booking

This tool produces a sample itinerary. It is not a reservation, a ticket or a booking confirmation, and it can’t be looked up by an airline or consulate. If you need a reservation that can be checked, see legitimate ways to get one. Searching for a dummy ticket generator? It uses this same engine.

Questions

What is a flight itinerary?

It’s the plan of a trip by air: which airports, on which dates, in which order, and, once booked, which flights. This builder produces a sample of that plan for you to check and share. It isn’t a booking.

Can I add flight numbers and times?

Yes, under “Flight numbers and times”. They appear exactly as you type them and are labelled as unverified. We never invent flight numbers, booking references or ticket numbers.

How is the flight duration worked out?

When you give both a departure and an arrival time, we convert each to UTC using the airports’ time zones on that date, including daylight saving, and place the arrival on the first day that comes after departure.

Can I use this itinerary for a visa application?

Only where an official checklist asks for a proposed travel plan, and only if you describe it honestly as a plan. Where a checklist asks for a flight reservation or booking, get a real one. See our guide to dummy tickets for the legitimate options.

Can I save it as a PDF?

Yes. Choose “Print or save as PDF” and pick “Save as PDF” as the destination in your browser’s print dialog. The print layout fits A4 and US Letter and keeps every SAMPLE marking.