Add Flight to Calendar

Send Airtap your flight itinerary and ask it to create a calendar event. You can provide the details as text or send supported inputs such as an image or PDF. Airtap can operate the calendar app on the phone, enter the flight details, and report back when the task is complete.

Yes. Airtap accepts images as task inputs. You can send a screenshot containing your flight information and ask Airtap to use those details when creating the calendar event. If important information is unclear or missing, Airtap may need you to provide the missing detail.

Yes. PDFs are supported as Airtap inputs. Send the itinerary and tell Airtap which flight or flights you want added to your calendar. Airtap can use the information from the supplied document as context for the calendar task.

You can include a reminder instruction when asking Airtap to create the calendar event. For example, you might request an alert the evening before the flight or three hours before departure. Airtap follows the timing you specify rather than assuming a default reminder.

You can ask Airtap to include information provided in your itinerary, such as the airline, flight number, airports, departure time, arrival time, and notes you want saved with the event. Available details depend on what you provide in the original request or attachment.

You can give Airtap an itinerary containing multiple flight legs and tell it which events you want created. Longer multi-app or complex tasks can be less reliable than simpler single-app tasks, so it is useful to provide clear instructions about which flights should be added.

Airtap does not require you to send it your password. You sign into your apps yourself on the device being used. Airtap operates the logged-in app, and it is designed to be blocked from reading secure credential fields.

Airtap is currently free for a limited time, subject to daily usage caps. Each account has one cloud phone and can run one task at a time. There is currently no separate paid plan.