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Galileo Formatter

Galileo Ticket Formatter

Convert Galileo (Travelport) reservation, ticket and itinerary displays into a polished itinerary. 12-hour and 24-hour times are both understood automatically.

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  • Instant, live formatting
  • Copy, print & PDF

Your data never leaves this device.

Formatted itinerary

Your formatted, professional itinerary will appear here instantly as you paste.

Supported formats

Reservation DisplaysTicket DisplaysItinerary Output

What FlyTix reads

Air segment linesAirline, flight number, booking class, date, city pair, status code and number of seats, departure and arrival times (24-hour or A/P), and +1/+2 arrival-day markers.
Passenger namesName elements such as 1.SMITH/JOHN MR (Amadeus) or 1.1SMITH/JOHN MR (Galileo), including several names on one line and titles.
Booking referenceThe record locator at the end of the Amadeus RP/ header line, or the airline locator in a Galileo VENDOR LOCATOR line.
Ticket numbers13-digit e-ticket numbers (for example on Amadeus FA lines), matched to passengers in order.
Fare (Amadeus)A fare total on lines labelled FARE, TOTAL or GRAND TOTAL, and a fare basis on FB / FARE BASIS lines.

Not read: SSR/OSI and remarks, seat assignments, contact and form-of-payment elements, ARNK and open segments, hotel/car/rail segments, and flight durations (not calculated, because that needs each airport's time zone). GDS dates have no year, so check the year yourself.

Before and after: a worked example

A synthetic display (made-up names and references), “Galileo · return trip with overnight arrival”, and the itinerary FlyTix builds from it. Load the same example with “Load example…” in the tool above to try it yourself.

Before: raw GDS output
1.1SMITH/JOHN MR
 1. BA 112 Y 20AUG LHRJFK HK1  0825 1130  O E
 2. BA 113 Y 27AUG JFKLHR HK1  2100 0830 +1 E
** VENDOR LOCATOR - BA/ABC123 **
After: formatted itinerary

What this Galileo formatter does

Galileo numbers passengers by name item (1.1, 1.2), gives segments their own numbering and shows the airline's booking reference as a vendor locator. FlyTix parses these conventions, including the 12-hour A/P times some Travelport (Apollo-style) displays use, and reconstructs a clear itinerary with airline names, full airport details and accurate arrival-day offsets.

It handles common Galileo segment and name displays, including overnight flights where the arrival falls on the next day. Display settings vary between agencies, so always compare the result with the original booking.

How to format Galileo output

Paste your Galileo reservation, ticket or itinerary display into the box above. FlyTix detects the format and formats it instantly — no configuration needed.

From there you can copy, print or export a PDF to share with travellers, all processed privately on your device.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Galileo ticket formatter free?

Yes — FlyTix is free, requires no sign-up, and runs entirely in your browser.

Does FlyTix understand 12-hour A/P times?

Yes. Galileo segment displays normally use 24-hour times, but some Travelport displays (Apollo-style) show 12-hour times such as 0825A or 0145P. FlyTix converts these to 24-hour times automatically.

Will my Galileo data be stored?

Never. All parsing happens locally. No reservation or ticket data is uploaded, stored or shared.

Does it handle overnight flights?

Yes. Arrival-day offsets such as +1 are detected and shown clearly in the formatted itinerary.