# Award Travel Finder (remote · mcp.awardtravelfinder.com) Search award flight availability and points pricing across 27 airlines and 23 loyalty programs. - Trust score: 91/100 (high trust) - Change this week: +3 - Registry status: active - Liveness: live - Owner verified: no - Last scored: 2026-09-20 ## Components - remote · `mcp.awardtravelfinder.com`: 91/100 (this document), [markdown](https://verifymcp.io/servers/com-awardtravelfinder-mcp/mcp.md), [page](https://verifymcp.io/servers/com-awardtravelfinder-mcp/mcp) ## Channel facts - Endpoint: `https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp` - Transports: `streamable-http` - Auth: `none` - Version: `3.0.0` ## Trust breakdown How this component scores in each security and reliability category. Every signal is checked automatically against the live server, and we only credit what we can confirm. Scores are 0–100 per category. Scoring method: https://verifymcp.io/docs/scoring (what has changed: https://verifymcp.io/docs/scoring/changelog) Scored 2026-09-20. - **Endpoint Security**: 97/100 - The endpoint's TLS certificate is valid, in date, and uses a strong key. - Authorisation is enforced on tool calls, advertised via RFC 9728 protected-resource metadata. Discovery is public, which costs nothing: no tool can be invoked without a token. - HTTPS is enforced; there's no plaintext access path. - The HSTS (Strict-Transport-Security) header is present. - DNSSEC is configured correctly; the domain's records validate against the full chain to the root. - The authorisation server offers only Dynamic Client Registration (RFC 7591), which MCP 2026-07-28 deprecated in favour of Client ID Metadata Documents. - **Transport & Reachability**: 100/100 - Verified streamable-http transport via a live MCP handshake. - **Schema Quality & AI Usability**: 85/100 - 100% of prompts and resources have a non-trivial description (not blank, and not just the item's name). - AI-judged instruction clarity (excellent). - Context-footprint check failed: tool/resource definitions use about 15220 tokens (~106/item across 143 items; 137 tools + 6 resources), over budget; trim descriptions and params. - Usage-examples check failed: none of the tools include examples. - **Stability & Change Management**: 73/100 - Stability observed for 22 of 30 days with no destabilising changes; credit accrues until the full window elapses. - **Tool Coverage**: 89/100 - 100% of tools have a non-trivial description (not blank, and not just the tool's name). - 66% of tool parameters carry a description. - **Tool Safety**: 97/100 - No prompt-injection markers were found in the server instructions, tool names or descriptions we captured. - 14 of 16 tool(s) whose name or description implies an irreversible operation declare an MCP destructiveHint annotation; "compare_transfer_options" implies "transfer" and declares readOnlyHint instead, contradicting what its own name says it does. - An AI judge read all 138 captured unit(s) of tool text and found none that tries to manipulate the model reading it. - **Capabilities**: 100/100 - Implements a supported MCP spec version (2025-11-25); the latest is 2026-07-28. - Supports UI / widget rendering. ## Install ### How do I install the Award Travel Finder MCP server? Award Travel Finder is a hosted endpoint at https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp, so there is nothing to install locally. Ready-made configuration for Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Codex and 5 more is on this page, copied from each client's own documentation. ### Claude ```bash claude mcp add --transport http com-awardtravelfinder-mcp 'https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp' ``` ### Cursor ```json { "mcpServers": { "com-awardtravelfinder-mcp": { "url": "https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp" } } } ``` ### VS Code ```json { "servers": { "com-awardtravelfinder-mcp": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp" } } } ``` ### Codex ```toml [mcp_servers.com-awardtravelfinder-mcp] url = "https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp" ``` ### opencode ```json { "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json", "mcp": { "com-awardtravelfinder-mcp": { "type": "remote", "url": "https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp", "enabled": true } } } ``` ### OpenClaw ```bash openclaw mcp add com-awardtravelfinder-mcp --url 'https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp' --transport streamable-http ``` ### Hermes ```yaml mcp_servers: com-awardtravelfinder-mcp: url: "https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp" ``` ### Netclaw ```json { "McpServers": { "com-awardtravelfinder-mcp": { "Transport": "http", "Url": "https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp" } } } ``` ### Vellum ```bash assistant mcp add com-awardtravelfinder-mcp -t streamable-http -u 'https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp' ``` ### Other ```json { "mcpServers": { "com-awardtravelfinder-mcp": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp" } } } ``` The mcpServers block is a cross-client convention. Remote transports vary, so check your client's docs. ## Changelog Every change recorded for this component, newest first. Days that predate change tracking, or that we cannot explain, say so: "we were watching and nothing happened" and "we were not watching" are different claims. ### 2026-09-19 (score 91, +1) - [security] Tool “audit_hotel_folio” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “audit_marriott_folio” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “calculate_flight_earnings” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “compare_transfer_options” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “discover_more_flight_tools” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “find_premium_hotels” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “find_transfer_paths” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “fs_create_seat_alert” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “fs_discover_more_flight_tools” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “fs_find_best_seats” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “fs_get_seat_info” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “fs_get_seat_reviews” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “fs_get_seatmap” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “fs_interactive_seat_finder” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “fs_list_seat_alerts” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “fs_search_flight” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_award_chart_faq” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_award_release_window” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_award_trip_details” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_buy_points_pricing” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_cancellation_fee” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_earning_rates” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_flight_booking” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_hotel_availability” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_hotel_booking” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_partner_award_options” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_points_valuation” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_portfolio” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_pricing” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_program_partner_chart” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_program_rates” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_skill” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_status_matches” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_status_progress” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “get_trip_briefing” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_award_release_windows” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_flight_bookings” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_hotel_bookings” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_integrations” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_lounge_visits” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_loyalty_statuses” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_my_vouchers” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_points_balances” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_route_monitors” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_skills” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_standing_orders” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_supported_airlines” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_trips” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “list_voucher_types” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lookup_flight” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_add_to_wishlist” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_discover_more_flight_tools” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_find_lounges_by_access” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_get_airport_lounges” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_get_lounge_details” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_get_my_passport” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_get_my_profile” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_get_my_reviews” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_get_my_visits” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_get_my_wishlist” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_get_network_lounges” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_list_access_methods” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_list_networks” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_mark_lounge_visited” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_search_lounges” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “lounge_write_review” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “plan_trip” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “recommend_redemption” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “recommend_status_path” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “render_ui” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “search_all_airlines” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “search_availability” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “search_cash_flights” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “search_hotels” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “search_hybrid” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “search_knowledge_base” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “search_merchant_multipliers” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “search_monthly_availability” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “search_multi_passenger” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “search_my_documents” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “sw_get_airline_wifi” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “sw_get_flight_wifi” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “sw_get_rollouts” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “sw_get_speed_stats” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “sw_get_tail_info” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “sw_get_wifi_facts” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “sw_list_airlines” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “sw_search_wifi” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “viator_get_experience_details” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “viator_search_experiences” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “whats_on_sale” no longer declares itself destructive - [security] Tool “wikipedia_airports” no longer declares itself destructive - [functional improvement] Destructive annotations: 50% → 88% - [cosmetic] “search_availability” reworded the description of “arrival_code” - [cosmetic] “search_availability” reworded the description of “departure_code” ### 2026-09-18 (score 90, +1) No change was recorded against any check on this day. Stability & Change Management went from 63 to 67. That category is still filling its 30-day observation window: 19 days of observed history at the previous scan, 20 at this one. The score rises as the window fills, whether or not the server changes. ### 2026-09-16 (score 89, +1) No change was recorded against any check on this day. Stability & Change Management went from 57 to 60. That category is still filling its 30-day observation window: 17 days of observed history at the previous scan, 18 at this one. The score rises as the window fills, whether or not the server changes. ### 2026-09-13 (score 88, +1) No change was recorded against any check on this day. Stability & Change Management went from 47 to 50. That category is still filling its 30-day observation window: 14 days of observed history at the previous scan, 15 at this one. The score rises as the window fills, whether or not the server changes. ### 2026-09-11 (score 87, +1) No change was recorded against any check on this day. Stability & Change Management went from 40 to 43. That category is still filling its 30-day observation window: 12 days of observed history at the previous scan, 13 at this one. The score rises as the window fills, whether or not the server changes. ### 2026-09-09 (score 86, +1) No change was recorded against any check on this day. Stability & Change Management went from 33 to 37. That category is still filling its 30-day observation window: 10 days of observed history at the previous scan, 11 at this one. The score rises as the window fills, whether or not the server changes. ### 2026-09-08 (score 85, 0) - [cosmetic] “viator_search_experiences” reworded the description of “searchTerm” ### 2026-09-07 (score 85, +1) No change was recorded against any check on this day. Stability & Change Management went from 27 to 30. That category is still filling its 30-day observation window: 8 days of observed history at the previous scan, 9 at this one. The score rises as the window fills, whether or not the server changes. ## MCP tools (137) ### `search_all_airlines` (~281 tokens) Search award flight availability across every airline currently LIVE for a route and date, in parallel. The live list is measured from real searches in the last 72h (see list_supported_airlines); airlines whose source is down, blocked or login-walled are not fanned out to, and the response's `coverage` field says how many were. Any catalogued airline can still be requested by name with search_availability. Returns combined results grouped by airline. This is the recommended starting point — use single-airline search only if you need a specific airline. Requires sign-in. Free accounts get 3 economy searches/day; Premium ($9.99/mo) gets unlimited searches across every cabin. Input parameters: - `arrival_code` (string, required): Arrival airport IATA code (e.g. JFK) - `cabin` (string): Cabin to unlock and rank by (default: economy). Results list EVERY bookable cabin the airline returned, not just this one — free accounts may only request economy. - `date` (string, required): Travel date (YYYY-MM-DD) - `departure_code` (string, required): Departure airport IATA code (e.g. LHR) - `flex_days` (integer): Also search this many days either side of the date. Only widens the seats.aero results (all 24 programmes); the per-airline search stays on the exact date. ### `search_availability` (~210 tokens) Search live award availability for a specific airline, route, and date. 30 airlines can be requested, but only those list_supported_airlines reports as live are returning seats right now — when a source is down, blocked, or needs a member login the result says so explicitly instead of reporting zero seats, so never read an unsearchable source as 'no availability'. Requires sign-in. Free accounts get 3 economy searches/day; Premium ($9.99/mo) gets unlimited searches across every cabin. Input parameters: - `airline` (string, required) - `arrival_code` (string, required): IATA code (SIN), or a city or airport name - `cabin` (string): Cabin to unlock and rank by (default: economy). Results list EVERY bookable cabin the airline returned, not just this one — free accounts may only request economy. - `date` (string, required) - `departure_code` (string, required): IATA code (LHR), or a city or airport name (Heathrow, Tokyo) ### `list_supported_airlines` (~89 tokens) List the airlines ATF can search for award seats, with their LIVE status: which returned real award data in the last 72h, which are degraded (source down, blocked, or behind a member login) and which are idle. search_all_airlines only fans out to live sources, so call this before promising coverage or when a search comes back thin. Public, no sign-in. ### `search_monthly_availability` (~80 tokens) Search award flight availability for an entire month. Returns day-by-day availability with points costs. Renders as an interactive rate calendar. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `airline` (string, required) - `arrival_code` (string, required) - `date` (string, required): Month to search (YYYY-MM or YYYY-MM-DD) - `departure_code` (string, required) ### `get_pricing` (~63 tokens) Get the award pricing chart for a specific airline route. Shows points required per cabin class (off-peak/peak). No date needed. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `airline` (string, required) - `arrival_code` (string, required) - `departure_code` (string, required) ### `search_hybrid` (~138 tokens) Find the cheapest way to fly by combining cash tickets with award redemptions into one split-ticket journey. Searches cash fares (Google Flights) and award availability across airlines, then combines the best cash leg with the best award leg via connecting hubs. Best for premium cabins (business/first) on long-haul routes. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `cabin` (string): Target cabin class (default: business) - `date` (string, required) - `destination` (string, required) - `origin` (string, required) - `points_value_cents` (number): How you value points in cents/pence per point (default: 1.5) ### `get_award_trip_details` (~92 tokens) Get flight-level detail for one award result from search_all_airlines or search_availability: flight numbers, aircraft, departure/arrival times, stops, and direct booking links into the mileage programme. Pass the `trip_id` from a seats.aero result row. Requires a connected seats.aero account. Input parameters: - `trip_id` (string, required): The `trip_id` field from an award search result row ### `get_program_rates` (~67 tokens) Get the full award chart rates for a specific loyalty program. Returns all destinations with points required per cabin class including off-peak/peak pricing. Free — no account needed. Input parameters: - `program` (string, required): Loyalty program slug (e.g. british-airways, emirates, aeroplan) ### `get_buy_points_pricing` (~111 tokens) Get the cost to buy points/miles for a loyalty program. Returns tiered base purchase pricing and any active bonus promotion. Use to answer 'how much does it cost to buy X Avios/miles/points?' If no program specified, returns all programs with pricing data. Free — no account needed. Input parameters: - `program` (string): Program slug. Omit to list all available programs. - `quantity` (integer): Number of points/miles to price (e.g. 50000). ### `get_status_matches` (~85 tokens) Get current airline status match offers. Returns active promotions where you can match elite status from one airline to another. Includes direct apply links. Each program also has a detailed FAQ page at awardtravelfinder.com/status-match/{program-slug} with eligibility, requirements, and step-by-step instructions. Free — no account needed. Input parameters: - `alliance` (string): Filter by airline alliance ### `search_hotels` (~70 tokens) Search for hotels by name, city, or brand. Returns hotel codes needed for availability checks and price monitoring. Supports Marriott, Hilton, IHG, and Hyatt. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `brand` (string) - `limit` (integer) - `query` (string, required): Hotel name or city ### `get_hotel_availability` (~77 tokens) Get current points availability for a hotel on specific dates. Use BEFORE monitor_hotel_price to find the correct rate_plan and current points rate. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `check_in_date` (string, required) - `check_out_date` (string, required) - `hotel_code` (string, required): Hotel code or numeric id from search_hotels ### `monitor_hotel_price` (~118 tokens) Start monitoring a hotel points booking for price drops. Checks daily and sends email alerts when the points rate decreases. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `check_in_date` (string, required) - `check_out_date` (string, required) - `confirmation_number` (string) - `hotel_code` (string, required): Hotel code or numeric id from search_hotels - `notes` (string) - `original_points` (integer, required): TOTAL points cost (per-night rate x nights) - `rate_plan` (string, required) - `room_type` (string, required) ### `add_hotel_booking` (~301 tokens) Log a hotel booking to the user's portfolio — award (points, with price-drop monitoring) or cash (paid with money; set kind:"cash" and original_pay_rate_usd). Use hotel_id from search_hotels / get_hotel_availability results. Pass trip_id to file the stay under a workspace Trip so it shows grouped with the matching flights. Works great with Gmail — pull check-in/out dates, room type, rate and confirmation number from the reservation email. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `cash_rate_currency` (string): Currency of original_pay_rate_usd. Defaults to USD. - `check_in_date` (string, required) - `check_out_date` (string, required) - `confirmation_number` (string) - `hotel_id` (string, required): Hotel identifier from search_hotels / get_hotel_availability results. - `kind` (string): award = points stay with price-drop monitoring (default); cash = paid with money. Defaults to award. - `notes` (string) - `original_pay_rate_usd` (number): Cash rate paid for the stay (required for cash bookings; optional cash-equivalent for award bookings). - `original_points` (integer): Award bookings only. Total points paid for the stay. - `rate_plan` (string) - `room_type` (string) - `trip_id` (integer): Optional id of a workspace Trip (from create_trip / list_trips) to file this stay under. ### `list_hotel_bookings` (~29 tokens) List all hotel bookings being monitored for price drops. Shows current vs. original points rates. ### `get_hotel_booking` (~30 tokens) Get details and full price history of a monitored hotel booking. Input parameters: - `booking_id` (integer, required) ### `update_hotel_booking` (~155 tokens) Update a tracked hotel booking — correct dates, room type, points, rate, confirmation number, etc. Do NOT use this to cancel a booking — use delete_hotel_booking instead. Input parameters: - `booking_id` (integer, required) - `cash_rate_currency` (string) - `check_in_date` (string) - `check_out_date` (string) - `confirmation_number` (string) - `hotel_id` (string) - `kind` (string) - `monitoring_enabled` (boolean) - `notes` (string) - `original_pay_rate_usd` (number) - `original_points` (integer) - `rate_plan` (string) - `room_type` (string) ### `delete_hotel_booking` (~42 tokens) Remove a tracked hotel booking from the user's portfolio. Use when the trip is cancelled or the booking was added by mistake. Input parameters: - `booking_id` (integer, required) ### `add_flight_booking` (~379 tokens) Log a flight booking/redemption — award (points) or cash (paid with money; set kind:"cash" and cash_paid). For multi-leg trips (connecting flights, open-jaw, return), call this once per leg using the same trip_id — put the total cost on the first leg and 0 on subsequent legs. Works great with Gmail — extract booking details from confirmation emails. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `airline` (string, required) - `cabin_class` (string, required) - `cash_paid` (number): Cash bookings only. Total cash fare paid for this leg, in taxes_currency (default USD). - `confirmation_number` (string) - `departure_date` (string, required) - `destination` (string, required) - `flight_number` (string) - `kind` (string): award = points/miles redemption (default); cash = paid with money. Defaults to award. - `notes` (string) - `origin` (string, required) - `passengers` (integer) - `points_spent` (integer): Award bookings only. Total points for this leg. Use 0 for connecting legs — put the full booking cost on the first leg only. - `program` (string): Award bookings only. Loyalty program used. - `return_date` (string) - `taxes_currency` (string): Currency for taxes_paid and cash_paid. Defaults to USD. - `taxes_paid` (number) - `trip_id` (string): Optional UUID grouping legs of the same multi-leg booking. Generate once and reuse for all legs. Omit for single-leg bookings. - `workspace_trip_id` (integer): Optional id of a workspace Trip (from create_trip / list_trips) to file this flight under, so it shows grouped with the matching hotels. Distinct from trip_id, which only chains multi-leg legs. ### `list_flight_bookings` (~33 tokens) List all tracked flight award bookings/redemptions. Shows airlines, routes, points spent, and cabin classes. ### `get_flight_booking` (~28 tokens) Get details of a specific flight booking/redemption. Input parameters: - `booking_id` (integer, required) ### `update_flight_booking` (~164 tokens) Update a tracked flight booking. Use to correct details or add confirmation numbers. Do NOT use this to cancel a booking — use delete_flight_booking instead. Input parameters: - `airline` (string) - `booking_id` (integer, required) - `cabin_class` (string) - `cash_paid` (number) - `confirmation_number` (string) - `departure_date` (string) - `destination` (string) - `flight_number` (string) - `kind` (string) - `notes` (string) - `origin` (string) - `points_spent` (integer) - `program` (string) - `return_date` (string) - `taxes_paid` (number) - `trip_id` (string) ### `delete_flight_booking` (~51 tokens) Cancel or remove a tracked flight booking. Use this when the user says the flight is cancelled, superseded, no longer happening, or asks to remove/archive it. Input parameters: - `booking_id` (integer, required) ### `list_voucher_types` (~104 tokens) Browse the catalogue of companion & upgrade voucher types (UK + US): BA Amex companion (Travel Together), Barclaycard/Lloyds Avios upgrade vouchers, Virgin Atlantic companion, Delta/American/Alaska companion certificates, Southwest Companion Pass, United PlusPoints. Optionally filter by region (UK/US) or category. Free reference data. Input parameters: - `category` (string): Filter by voucher category. - `region` (string): Filter by issuer region. ### `list_my_vouchers` (~31 tokens) List the companion/upgrade vouchers the user holds, including which booking each is applied to. Paid feature. ### `add_voucher` (~99 tokens) Add a companion/upgrade voucher the user holds to their inventory. Use list_voucher_types to find the voucher_slug. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `expires_on` (string): Voucher expiry date (YYYY-MM-DD). - `notes` (string) - `reference` (string): Voucher code or membership reference. - `voucher_slug` (string, required): Slug from list_voucher_types, e.g. 'ba-amex-premium-plus-companion'. ### `apply_voucher_to_booking` (~120 tokens) Apply a held voucher to a flight or hotel booking (e.g. a BA companion voucher onto a flight redemption, or a Barclaycard upgrade voucher onto a Club World leg). Omit booking_id to detach the voucher. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `booking_id` (integer): ID of the booking to apply the voucher to. Omit to detach. - `booking_type` (string): Whether booking_id refers to a flight redemption or a hotel booking. - `voucher_id` (integer, required): ID of the user's voucher (from list_my_vouchers). ### `delete_voucher` (~25 tokens) Remove a voucher from the user's inventory. Input parameters: - `voucher_id` (integer, required) ### `update_points_balance` (~69 tokens) Update your points/miles balance for a loyalty program. Creates the program if it doesn't exist, or updates the balance if it does. Use with Gmail to extract balance notifications and keep your portfolio current. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `balance` (integer, required) - `program` (string, required): Loyalty program name ### `list_points_balances` (~20 tokens) List all your loyalty program points/miles balances. ### `delete_points_balance` (~66 tokens) Remove a loyalty program from your points balances — e.g. you closed the account or added it by mistake. Use the program name as shown by list_points_balances. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `program` (string, required): Loyalty program name to remove (as shown by list_points_balances) ### `set_loyalty_status` (~384 tokens) Record or update the user's elite/loyalty status with an airline or hotel program (e.g. Marriott Bonvoy Titanium, BA Executive Club Gold, AA Executive Platinum). Knowing this lets the assistant flag perks like free breakfast, suite upgrades, lounge access, and free award nights when planning trips. Use exact tier names from the reference table: British Airways Executive Club → Blue/Bronze/Silver/Gold; Delta SkyMiles → Silver/Gold/Platinum/Diamond Medallion; Marriott Bonvoy → Member/Silver Elite/Gold Elite/Platinum Elite/Titanium Elite/Ambassador Elite; World of Hyatt → Member/Discoverist/Explorist/Globalist. Input parameters: - `expires_on` (string): Optional ISO date when this status expires. - `member_id` (string): Optional loyalty number. - `notes` (string): Optional notes (free-form). - `program` (string, required): Loyalty program slug — e.g. 'british-airways-executive-club', 'marriott-bonvoy', 'world-of-hyatt', 'delta-skymiles'. Use the slug from the known programs list. - `qualifying_balance` (integer): Optional — current qualifying units this period (Tier Points / XP / Loyalty Points / MQD / PQP / nights), for status-progress tracking. - `qualifying_year_end` (string): Optional — ISO date the qualifying/membership year ends. - `target_tier` (string): Optional — a tier the user is chasing (must be a valid tier for the program). - `tier` (string, required): Exact elite tier name as used by the program — e.g. 'Gold' (BA), 'Diamond Medallion' (Delta), 'Globalist' (Hyatt), 'Titanium Elite' (Bonvoy). Case-insensitive; will be normalized to official casing. ### `list_loyalty_statuses` (~27 tokens) List the user's tracked elite/loyalty statuses across airlines and hotels. ### `delete_loyalty_status` (~44 tokens) Remove a tracked elite/loyalty status (e.g. when it lapses and the user doesn't want to renew it). Input parameters: - `program` (string, required) ### `set_status_progress` (~294 tokens) Update the user's qualifying progress toward an elite tier — their current tier-points / XP / Loyalty Points / qualifying nights, the date their qualifying year ends, and (optionally) a target tier they're chasing. Use this to answer 'how far am I from BA Gold?'. If no status is tracked for the program yet, also pass `tier` (the user's CURRENT tier) and it will be created. Programs use different qualifying currencies — BA/Virgin: Tier Points; Flying Blue: XP; AA: Loyalty Points; United: PQP; Delta: MQD; hotels: nights. Input parameters: - `program` (string, required): Loyalty program slug — e.g. 'british-airways-executive-club', 'marriott-bonvoy'. - `qualifying_balance` (integer): Current qualifying units earned this period (Tier Points / XP / Loyalty Points / MQD / PQP / nights). - `qualifying_year_end` (string): ISO date the current qualifying/membership year ends (e.g. BA membership years are anchored to the join date — ask the user). - `target_tier` (string): Optional tier the user is chasing — e.g. 'Gold'. Must be a valid tier for the program. Defaults the progress bar to this instead of the next tier up. - `tier` (string): Optional — the user's CURRENT tier. Required only if no status is tracked for this program yet. ### `get_status_progress` (~104 tokens) Show the user's progress toward elite status across all their tracked loyalty programs — for each: current tier, qualifying balance, the next tier's threshold and what it unlocks, how far they are from it, and their requalification date. Answers 'how close am I to my next tier?' and 'what would the next tier get me?'. Read-only. Input parameters: - `program` (string): Optional — limit to a single program slug. Omit to return all tracked statuses. ### `calculate_flight_earnings` (~322 tokens) Estimate the ELITE-QUALIFYING points a flight earns toward status — British Airways Tier Points, Air France/KLM Flying Blue XP, or American AAdvantage Loyalty Points — plus the great-circle distance. Answers 'how many tier points is LHR–JFK in business?' and 'how many BA tier points for a £600 fare?'. Tier Points and Loyalty Points are revenue-based (pass `fare_price`); Flying Blue XP is fixed per segment by distance + cabin. Use program slugs: 'british-airways-executive-club', 'air-france-klm-flying-blue', 'american-aadvantage'. Input parameters: - `cabin` (string): Cabin: economy, premium, business, or first. - `destination` (string, required): Destination airport IATA code, e.g. 'JFK'. - `fare_currency` (string): ISO currency of fare_price (e.g. GBP, USD, EUR). Defaults to the program's home currency. - `fare_price` (number): Fare price for revenue-based programs (BA Tier Points, AA Loyalty Points). Base fare + carrier surcharges, excluding taxes. - `origin` (string, required): Origin airport IATA code, e.g. 'LHR'. - `program` (string, required): Qualifying program slug: 'british-airways-executive-club', 'air-france-klm-flying-blue', or 'american-aadvantage'. - `segments` (integer): Number of flight segments/legs (multiplies Flying Blue XP). Default 1. ### `recommend_status_path` (~189 tokens) Recommend the cheapest path to an elite tier — EARN it through planned flying, RUN for it (a tier-point run), or MATCH/challenge into it from a status the user already holds. Uses the user's tracked statuses, booked flights, and the status-match graph. Answers 'what's the easiest way to get Qatar Gold?'. Premium. Pass the target program slug (e.g. 'qatar-privilege-club') and optionally a target tier; defaults to the next tier up from what they hold, else the top tier. Input parameters: - `target_program` (string, required): Program slug to reach status with — e.g. 'qatar-privilege-club', 'british-airways-executive-club'. - `target_tier` (string): Optional target tier (e.g. 'Gold'). Defaults to the next tier above the user's current one, or the top tier. ### `get_award_release_window` (~87 tokens) Look up when an airline opens award seats for booking (days from departure). Use this before searching for a date >330 days out to warn the user if inventory hasn't been loaded yet, and to suggest the right retry date or a route monitor. Input parameters: - `airline` (string, required): IATA code (e.g. 'BA') or carrier name (e.g. 'British Airways'). ### `list_award_release_windows` (~35 tokens) List all known per-airline award booking windows. Useful when the user asks 'when do award seats open?' generally. ### `get_portfolio` (~73 tokens) Get a complete summary of your travel rewards portfolio for signed-in users: points balances, spend on hotels and flights, upcoming and past trips, destinations, and monthly spending trends. Uses the same underlying snapshot as the server-loaded chat preamble; call after the user adds bookings or balances in-session when you need a refresh. ### `log_lounge_visit` (~167 tokens) Log an airport lounge visit to your portfolio: which lounge, airport, date, how you got in (Priority Pass, card, status, ticket), an optional 1-5 rating, and notes. Use with the lounge_* lookup tools to confirm the lounge name first. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `access_method` (string): How you got in, e.g. Priority Pass, Amex Platinum, business ticket - `airport_code` (string, required): Airport IATA code, e.g. LHR - `lounge_name` (string, required): Lounge name, e.g. Qantas First Lounge - `notes` (string): Optional notes - `rating` (integer): Optional 1-5 rating - `visit_date` (string, required): Date of the visit (YYYY-MM-DD) ### `list_lounge_visits` (~22 tokens) List the airport lounge visits you've logged to your portfolio. ### `delete_lounge_visit` (~58 tokens) Remove a lounge visit you previously logged with log_lounge_visit. Use list_lounge_visits to find the visit id. Paid feature. Input parameters: - `visit_id` (integer, required): Id of the logged visit, from list_lounge_visits. ### `discover_more_flight_tools` (~80 tokens) Discover other flight & travel MCP servers you can add to your client. Lists complementary remote MCPs covering aircraft seatmaps, airport delays/wait times, and lounges — with one-line install URLs. Call this when the user asks about seat selection, airport delays/security waits, baggage rankings, lounges, or 'what other flight tools are there?' ### `list_integrations` (~50 tokens) List the external services the user can connect (seats.aero, AwardWallet, etc.) and their current connection status. Call this before any flight/hotel search if you suspect a connection is missing. ### `connect_integration` (~57 tokens) Initiate the OAuth flow to connect an external integration. Returns the authorize URL; the user must open it in a browser to grant access. Use this when a tool returns connection_required. Input parameters: - `provider` (string, required): Which integration to connect ### `disconnect_integration` (~33 tokens) Revoke a previously connected integration. The OAuth tokens are deleted from ATF storage. Input parameters: - `provider` (string, required) ### `sync_now` (~80 tokens) Trigger an immediate refresh of the user's connected integrations (AwardWallet, Google Sheets, …) so balances/bookings are current before you answer. Use when the user asks to refresh, or when list_integrations shows stale data. Returns which connections are syncing. Input parameters: - `provider` (string): Optional — sync just this provider. Omit to sync all connected integrations. ### `whats_on_sale` (~95 tokens) List currently-active points sales: buy-points promos (airline + hotel) and transfer bonuses across credit-card and loyalty programs. No auth required. Useful as a starting point when a user asks 'what's a good deal right now?'. Input parameters: - `category` (string): Filter (default: all) - `program` (string): Filter to a single program (e.g. 'Avios', 'Marriott Bonvoy') ### `recommend_redemption` (~76 tokens) Recommend the optimal points strategy for a specific trip given the user's known points balances. Combines active award availability + transfer bonuses + the user's portfolio. Premium tier. Input parameters: - `cabin` (string) - `date` (string, required) - `destination` (string, required) - `origin` (string, required) - `passengers` (integer) ### `audit_marriott_folio` (~87 tokens) Audit a Marriott Bonvoy folio for commonly-disputable charges (resort fee on award stays, parking double-billing, destination fee, internet). Returns a finding list with a dispute template. Premium tier. Input parameters: - `confirmation_number` (string) - `folio_text` (string, required) - `status_tier` (string) - `stay_type` (string) ### `compare_transfer_options` (~120 tokens) Decide which points to use for a specific redemption. Given a target loyalty program and how many points it costs, ranks every transfer route from the user's own balances by real cash cost (cents-per-point), including multi-hop routes, active transfer bonuses, and how long each transfer takes to post. Premium tier. Input parameters: - `points_needed` (integer, required): How many target-program points the redemption costs - `target_program` (string, required): The program you need points in (e.g. 'Asia Miles', 'Avios', 'Aeroplan', 'Virgin Points') ### `find_transfer_paths` (~186 tokens) Find all transfer routes (direct AND multi-hop) to move points from one program to another, e.g. 'Amex Membership Rewards' to 'American Airlines AAdvantage'. Surfaces non-obvious second-hop routes through hotel programs, applies live transfer bonuses, and computes source points needed. Use when a card/program has no direct partner with the target. Input parameters: - `from_program` (string, required): Program you have points in (e.g. 'Amex Membership Rewards', 'Chase', 'Marriott Bonvoy') - `max_hops` (integer): Max transfer steps to consider (default 3) - `points_needed` (integer): Optional: how many target-program points you need. Returns source points required per route. - `target_program` (string, required): Program you want points in (e.g. 'American Airlines AAdvantage', 'Alaska', 'Avios') ### `create_route_monitor` (~125 tokens) Create a saved route monitor. ATF checks every 6 hours for award seats matching the route + window + cabin and emails when fresh availability appears. Free accounts get one monitor; Premium is unlimited. Input parameters: - `airlines` (array): Optional airline filter; omit to watch all supported carriers - `cabin` (string) - `destination` (string, required) - `earliest_date` (string, required) - `latest_date` (string, required) - `max_points` (integer): Only fire when points <= this cap - `origin` (string, required) - `passengers` (integer) ### `list_route_monitors` (~70 tokens) List the user's saved route monitors with their last-checked time and current status. Input parameters: - `page` (integer): Page number (1-indexed). Defaults to 1. - `per_page` (integer): Items per page (default 20, max 100). - `status` (string) ### `update_route_monitor` (~119 tokens) Edit a saved route monitor by ID — change the date window, cabin, airline filter, passenger count, max-points cap, or pause/resume it. Input parameters: - `airlines` (array): Replaces the existing airline filter; pass [] to watch all carriers - `cabin` (string) - `earliest_date` (string) - `latest_date` (string) - `max_points` (integer) - `monitor_id` (integer, required) - `passengers` (integer) - `status` (string): Pause or resume the monitor ### `cancel_route_monitor` (~36 tokens) Cancel an active route monitor by ID. Cancelled monitors stop firing but are preserved for history. Input parameters: - `monitor_id` (integer, required) ### `create_standing_order` (~205 tokens) Save a recurring instruction ATF runs for the user unattended, then emails the result. Use for anything the user wants checked repeatedly without asking — e.g. 'every Sunday check whether LHR-NRT business opens on any programme I hold points for' or 'each morning tell me if any of my tracked bookings dropped in price'. Write `prompt` as a complete, self-contained instruction: it runs with no conversation history, so name the routes, programmes, cabins and dates explicitly. Premium only. Input parameters: - `cadence` (string): Defaults to weekly. - `prompt` (string, required): The self-contained instruction to run each time. No conversation context is carried over. - `run_hour` (integer): Hour of day in UTC to run. Defaults to 7. - `run_weekday` (integer): 0=Sunday … 6=Saturday. Weekly cadence only. Defaults to Monday (1). - `trip_id` (integer): Optional trip to file this order under. ### `list_standing_orders` (~58 tokens) List the user's standing orders — the recurring instructions ATF runs unattended — with their schedule, next run time, and the result of the last run. Input parameters: - `include_inactive` (boolean): Include cancelled/paused orders. Defaults to false. ### `cancel_standing_order` (~41 tokens) Stop a standing order by ID so it no longer runs. The record is kept, including its last result. Input parameters: - `standing_order_id` (integer, required) ### `search_multi_passenger` (~75 tokens) Find award seats for a group — filters out single-seat phantom availability. Returns only carriers reporting seats >= the requested passenger count. Premium tier. Input parameters: - `arrival_code` (string, required) - `cabin` (string) - `date` (string, required) - `departure_code` (string, required) - `passengers` (integer, required) ### `audit_hotel_folio` (~88 tokens) Audit a hotel folio for commonly-disputable charges. Supports Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, and IHG. Returns a finding list with a chain-aware dispute template. Premium tier. Input parameters: - `chain` (string, required) - `confirmation_number` (string) - `folio_text` (string, required) - `status_tier` (string) - `stay_type` (string) ### `plan_trip` (~109 tokens) Plan an end-to-end award trip in one call. Searches all airlines, ranks options against the user's balances + active transfer bonuses, and surfaces the best route — including transfer paths if the user is short on points. Premium tier. Input parameters: - `cabin` (string) - `date` (string, required) - `destination` (string, required) - `flexibility_days` (integer): Optional ± days flexibility — if set, also probes adjacent dates - `origin` (string, required) - `passengers` (integer) ### `search_cash_flights` (~186 tokens) Real cash flight prices via Duffel (GDS) and Ignav (REST). Use to compare cash vs award redemptions or to surface the cheapest cash option for a route. Returns price + airline + flight number + cabin per option. Hosted keys — no per-user setup. Input parameters: - `airline` (string): Airline slug for the 'airtrfx' source (e.g. 'american', 'klm'). AirTRFX is per-airline, so this is required to use it. - `cabin` (string) - `date` (string, required) - `destination` (string, required) - `origin` (string, required) - `passengers` (integer) - `source` (string): Default 'auto' tries Duffel, then Ignav, then AirTRFX. Force one with 'duffel', 'ignav' or 'airtrfx'. ### `find_premium_hotels` (~116 tokens) Find Amex Fine Hotels & Resorts (FHR), Amex The Hotel Collection (THC), or Chase Edit hotels in a city. These programs stack benefits worth $300+: breakfast, F&B credits, room upgrades, late checkout. Use when the user wants premium hotel options that maximize portal stacking. Input parameters: - `city` (string): City name to search (e.g. 'Tokyo', 'Maldives'). Optional — omit to list all premium hotels. - `program` (string): Filter by program. Default: any. ### `list_skills` (~49 tokens) List the reference skills available — institutional knowledge the agent can pull in on demand. Each skill explains a sub-domain (sweet spots, hold rules, cabin codes, etc). Free, no auth required. ### `get_skill` (~46 tokens) Fetch the full markdown body of a reference skill by key. Use when planning multi-step workflows where the skill's rules matter. Input parameters: - `key` (string, required): Skill key from list_skills ### `search_knowledge_base` (~138 tokens) Search the Miles & Points Daily + Smart With Points editorial archive for explainers and strategy. Use when the user asks 'how does X work', 'should I transfer to Y', 'best way to redeem Z', credit-card or transfer-bonus strategy questions, or anything that benefits from authoritative context. Returns ranked article excerpts with URLs to cite. Input parameters: - `limit` (integer): How many excerpts to return (default 5) - `query` (string, required): Natural-language question or topic, e.g. 'best Avios redemption sweet spots from London' - `source` (string): Restrict to one publication. Omit to search both. ### `wikipedia_airports` (~115 tokens) Look up airline service from a Wikipedia airport page. Use when fare/award tools say a route doesn't exist (false negative on small markets) or when you need the full destination list for an airport. Free, no auth. Input parameters: - `airline` (string): Optional — filter the result to this airline name (substring match) - `airport_code` (string, required): IATA (3-letter) or ICAO (4-letter) airport code - `destination` (string): Optional — filter to flights serving this destination IATA or city ### `get_earning_rates` (~119 tokens) Look up mileage earning rates for crediting a partner-airline ticket to a loyalty program. Returns the % of distance earned per booking class. Use when deciding which program to credit a flight to. Free. Input parameters: - `airline` (string, required): Operating airline IATA code (e.g. AA, BA, QR) - `fare_class` (string): Optional booking class letter (e.g. K, M, Y). If omitted, returns the full table for that program×airline. - `program` (string, required): Loyalty program to credit to ### `get_partner_award_options` (~164 tokens) Given an operating airline and a route, list which loyalty programmes can book that airline as a PARTNER and how many points it costs per cabin. Example: a Korean Air (KE) flight ICN→LAX can be booked with Virgin Points. Use this to answer 'which of my programmes can book this flight and what's the cheapest?'. Points are off-peak/saver estimates from published partner award charts. Free — no account needed. Input parameters: - `carrier` (string, required): Operating airline IATA code (2 letters, e.g. KE for Korean Air, AF for Air France). - `departure` (string, required): Origin airport IATA code (e.g. ICN). - `destination` (string, required): Destination airport IATA code (e.g. LAX). ### `get_program_partner_chart` (~183 tokens) Get a loyalty programme's PARTNER airline award chart (the points to book partner-operated flights), as a region-pair or distance-band table with sources, confidence, and accuracy caveats. Supported: aeroplan (Air Canada), aadvantage (American), singapore-krisflyer, cathay-asia-miles (distance-based), turkish-miles-smiles, ana-mileage-club. Match the route's origin/destination regions (or distance) to a row to read the points cost. IMPORTANT: read the returned `confidence`, `caveats`, and `trip_basis` fields — points are one-way unless trip_basis says round_trip (ANA is round-trip), and these charts apply to PARTNER-operated flights, not the programme's own dynamically-priced flights. Free — no account needed. Input parameters: - `program` (string, required): Programme slug. ### `lookup_flight` (~107 tokens) Identify the airline behind a pasted flight code (e.g. 'BA117', 'AA 1234'). Returns carrier name, country, and — when ATF supports the airline — the slug and loyalty program so the assistant can pre-fill an add_flight_booking call. Use this any time a user pastes or types a raw flight code without context. Input parameters: - `flight_code` (string, required): A flight code like 'BA117', 'AA 1234', or 'EK521'. ### `get_trip_briefing` (~111 tokens) Combine FlightSeatmap and FlightQueue data for a planned flight: aircraft and seatmap availability plus airport delay and security-wait snapshots. Use when a user asks how to prepare for a flight or wants one live flight brief. Input parameters: - `destination` (string): Optional arrival airport IATA code - `flight_date` (string): Optional departure date - `flight_number` (string, required): Flight code such as BA117 or AA 100 - `origin` (string): Optional departure airport IATA code ### `list_trips` (~49 tokens) List the signed-in user's trips (their trip-as-project workspaces) with destination, dates, status, and itinerary section count. Input parameters: - `status` (string): Filter by status (default: all) ### `create_trip` (~86 tokens) Create a new trip (a project workspace grouping chats, searches, monitors, and bookings). Free accounts get one active trip; additional active trips require Premium. Input parameters: - `destination` (string): Primary destination (city or airport) - `end_date` (string) - `name` (string, required): Trip name, e.g. 'Tokyo with the family' - `start_date` (string) ### `delete_trip` (~92 tokens) Archive a trip, or delete it permanently. Archiving keeps the trip and its itinerary but frees the active-trip slot; bookings, monitors and chats filed under it are always kept and simply unfiled. Input parameters: - `permanently` (boolean): Delete the trip and its itinerary for good instead of archiving. Defaults to false. - `trip_id` (integer, required): Trip id to remove. Use list_trips to find it. ### `assign_bookings_to_trip` (~121 tokens) File existing flight and/or hotel bookings under a workspace Trip so the portfolio shows them grouped as one trip. Get the trip id from list_trips / create_trip and booking ids from list_flight_bookings / list_hotel_bookings. Pass an empty array (or omit) for a booking type you're not moving. Input parameters: - `flight_booking_ids` (array): Flight redemption ids to file under the trip. - `hotel_booking_ids` (array): Hotel booking ids to file under the trip. - `trip_id` (integer, required): Target workspace Trip id. ### `update_itinerary` (~155 tokens) Write a section onto a trip's itinerary canvas — the persistent, editable trip document the agent builds. Appends a new section, or updates an existing one when section_id is given. Returns the full updated canvas. Premium tier (itinerary canvas). Input parameters: - `body` (string, required): Section body in markdown - `heading` (string, required): Section heading, e.g. 'Outbound flight' or 'Hotel: Tokyo' - `kind` (string): Section kind (default: note) - `section_id` (string): Existing section id to update. Omit to append a new section. - `trip_id` (integer): Target trip. If omitted, the user's most recent active trip is used (or a new one is created). ### `search_my_documents` (~114 tokens) Search the user's OWN uploaded documents (award charts, hotel folios, itineraries, statements) and return ranked excerpts. Use when the user refers to 'my document', 'the folio/itinerary/chart I uploaded', or asks a question that should be answered from their own files rather than the public editorial archive. Returns matched excerpts with similarity scores. Input parameters: - `limit` (integer): How many excerpts to return (default 5). - `query` (string, required): Natural-language question or topic to find in the user's documents. ### `search_merchant_multipliers` (~247 tokens) Search a community-verified database of merchant bonus-category multipliers (e.g. 'which merchants earn 4x?', 'does Whole Foods earn a bonus on Amex Gold?'). Every entry is backed by a screenshot of the cardholder's statement as proof. Filter by merchant/card/category and a minimum multiplier. Returns verified entries with the earn rate, card, category, and a link to the proof. Free. Input parameters: - `card` (string): Filter to a specific card by name (e.g. 'Amex Gold'). Optional. - `category` (string): Filter to a bonus category (e.g. 'Groceries', 'Dining'). Optional. - `country` (string): Two-letter country code to filter by (e.g. 'US', 'UK'). Optional. - `limit` (integer): Max entries to return (default 20). - `min_multiplier` (number): Only return entries earning at least this multiplier (e.g. 4 for 4x and up). Optional. - `query` (string): Merchant, card, or category to search for (e.g. 'Whole Foods', 'Amex Gold', 'Dining'). Optional. ### `get_points_valuation` (~159 tokens) Get the cents-per-point valuation for a credit-card points/miles currency or hotel program — answers "what is a Chase/Amex/Capital One/Avios/Marriott/Hyatt point worth?". Returns the headline cents-per-point, the value we've actually observed across logged redemptions (with sample size) when available, and the best way to use the currency. Pass a slug (e.g. chase-ultimate-rewards) or a loose name (e.g. "amex points", "hyatt"). Free — no account needed. Input parameters: - `currency` (string, required): Points/miles currency — a slug (chase-ultimate-rewards) or loose name ("amex points", "marriott", "hyatt"). ### `get_cancellation_fee` (~128 tokens) Get the award-ticket cancellation/redeposit fee for an airline's OWN loyalty programme (e.g. British Airways Avios, Qatar Privilege Club, Virgin Atlantic Flying Club). Returns the headline fee, who is exempt (elite tiers), and a source link. Accepts a slug or a loose airline name. NOTE: fees for booking a carrier through a PARTNER programme differ — this returns the airline's direct policy. Free — no account needed. Input parameters: - `airline` (string, required): Airline slug or name, e.g. 'british-airways', 'Qatar Airways', 'virgin'. ### `get_award_chart_faq` (~132 tokens) Get curated award-chart FAQs, sweet spots, and booking tips for a loyalty programme (e.g. Aeroplan, British Airways Avios, AAdvantage, Flying Blue, World of Hyatt). Use to answer questions about a programme's award pricing, best redemptions, and how to book. Accepts a programme slug OR a loose name. Returns editorial Q&A you can cite directly. Free — no account needed. Input parameters: - `program` (string, required): Programme slug or loose name, e.g. 'aeroplan', 'British Airways', 'avios', 'world-of-hyatt'. ### `submit_feedback` (~239 tokens) Email a user's confirmed feedback or bug report to Award Travel Finder support. Use this when the user explicitly wants to report a bug, share feedback, request an improvement, or report an incorrect AI result. Collect a concise summary and details first; for bugs, collect reproduction steps and expected/actual behaviour when possible. Only send after the user confirms the summary, or has clearly asked you to send the complete report. Never use this for ordinary travel questions. Input parameters: - `actual_behavior` (string): For bugs, what actually happened. - `confirmed` (boolean, required): True only once the user has confirmed that this report should be sent. - `details` (string, required): What the user wants the Award Travel Finder team to know. - `expected_behavior` (string): For bugs, what the user expected to happen. - `page_url` (string): The current Award Travel Finder path or URL, when known. - `steps_to_reproduce` (string): For bugs, the steps that reproduce the problem, if known. - `summary` (string, required): A concise title for the feedback or bug. - `type` (string, required): Whether this is general feedback or a bug report. ### `render_ui` (~303 tokens) Render a visual card in the chat instead of writing a markdown table or a long list of numbers. Use it for comparisons, cost breakdowns, transfer paths, plans, rankings, and any answer with more than ~3 numbers in it. Compose the card from blocks; every block is optional and you can repeat kinds. Block kinds: \- stats — headline numbers. items: [{label, value, sub}] \- table — columns: ["Program","Points"], rows: [["Aeroplan","60,000"]] \- bars — visual comparison. unit: "pts", items: [{label, value (number), note}] \- steps — an ordered path or plan. items: [{label, detail}] \- list — rows with an optional right-hand value and link. items: [{title, subtitle, meta, value, url}] \- note — a callout. tone: info|warn|success|danger, text Plain text only in every field — no markdown, no HTML. Keep your written reply to a sentence or two; the card carries the detail, so do not restate it. Do NOT call this after a search/hotel/transfer tool that already returned its own card. Input parameters: - `blocks` (array, required): Blocks to render, in order. Max 10. - `subtitle` (string): One-line context under the heading. - `title` (string): Card heading, e.g. "SFO → NRT in business". ### `fs_get_seatmap` (~108 tokens) Get the seat map for a flight from our database. Shows all seats, cabin classes, characteristics, and availability as both text and an interactive visual seatmap. Returns cached data — for fresh/updated data, use search_flight (sign in via OAuth). Input parameters: - `flight_date` (string): Optional flight date in YYYY-MM-DD format - `flight_number` (string, required): Flight number including airline code, e.g. 'QF1', 'AA716', 'BA178' ### `fs_find_best_seats` (~110 tokens) Find the best available seats on a flight matching user preferences like window, aisle, extra legroom, exit row, quiet zone, etc. Returns a ranked list and an interactive seatmap with recommended seats highlighted. Input parameters: - `cabin_class` (string): Optional cabin class filter - `flight_date` (string): Optional flight date in YYYY-MM-DD format - `flight_number` (string, required): Flight number, e.g. 'QF1' - `preferences` (array, required): Seat preferences to match ### `fs_get_seat_info` (~99 tokens) Get detailed information about a specific seat on a flight, including characteristics, cabin class, availability, and pricing. Also renders the interactive seatmap. Input parameters: - `flight_date` (string): Optional flight date in YYYY-MM-DD format - `flight_number` (string, required): Flight number, e.g. 'QF1' - `seat_number` (string, required): Seat number, e.g. '12A', '1F', '32K' ### `fs_search_flight` (~104 tokens) Search for a flight and get fresh seatmap data. Requires a signed-in account — connect this server to sign in via OAuth. Paid plan users can fetch new flights not yet in our database. Uses a search credit. Returns an interactive seatmap with the results. Input parameters: - `flight_date` (string): Flight date in YYYY-MM-DD format (defaults to today) - `flight_number` (string, required): Flight number, e.g. 'QF1', 'AA716' ### `fs_interactive_seat_finder` (~83 tokens) Seat finder that recommends the best seats on a flight and renders an interactive seatmap. Good default when the user wants help finding a seat but hasn't specified preferences. Input parameters: - `flight_date` (string): Optional flight date in YYYY-MM-DD format - `flight_number` (string, required): Flight number, e.g. 'QF1', 'AA716' ### `fs_get_seat_reviews` (~87 tokens) Get user-submitted reviews for a flight, optionally filtered to a specific seat. Shows ratings, comments, seat number, cabin, and helpfulness votes. Free — no auth required. Input parameters: - `flight_number` (string, required): Flight number, e.g. 'QF1' - `seat_number` (string): Optional seat number to filter reviews (e.g. '12A') ### `fs_list_seat_alerts` (~44 tokens) List all your seat alerts (active and inactive). Shows which seats you're being notified about, priority, days until flight, and last check time. Requires authentication. ### `fs_create_seat_alert` (~203 tokens) Create a seat alert that notifies you by email when a matching seat becomes available on a specific flight. Supports preferences like window, aisle, exit row, specific seat, adjacent seats, and class availability. Requires authentication. The flight must already be in our database — use search_flight first if not. Input parameters: - `adjacent_seats_count` (integer): Required when seat_preference is 'adjacent_seats' or 'minimum_seats' (2-9) - `cabin_class` (string, required): Cabin class to monitor - `flight_date` (string, required): Flight date in YYYY-MM-DD format. Must be today or within the next 60 days. - `flight_number` (string, required): Flight number, e.g. 'QF1', 'AA716' - `seat_preference` (string, required): Seat preference to alert on - `specific_seat` (string): Required when seat_preference is 'specific' (e.g. '12A') ### `fs_delete_seat_alert` (~49 tokens) Delete a seat alert by its ID. Use list_seat_alerts to find the alert ID. Requires authentication. Input parameters: - `alert_id` (integer, required): ID of the seat alert to delete ### `fs_discover_more_flight_tools` (~45 tokens) Discover other flight & travel MCP servers you can add to your client. Lists complementary remote MCPs covering award flights, airport delays/wait times, and lounges. ### `sw_get_wifi_facts` (~102 tokens) Best answer for "will this flight have WiFi". Predicts the WiFi provider for a flight number on a given date, with probability, the tail number expected to operate it, aircraft type, and the airline fleet fallback. Prefer this over get_flight_wifi. Input parameters: - `date` (string): Flight date in YYYY-MM-DD format. Defaults to today. - `flight_number` (string, required): IATA flight number, e.g. "UA123" ### `sw_get_flight_wifi` (~76 tokens) Shorter WiFi lookup for a flight number: provider, confidence, airline, aircraft, and Starlink status. Use get_wifi_facts instead when you need the date, tail number, or reasoning. Input parameters: - `flight_number` (string, required): IATA flight number, e.g. "UA123" or "DL456" ### `sw_get_airline_wifi` (~71 tokens) WiFi providers an airline uses fleet-wide, plus a fleet summary and whether WiFi is free. Use when the question is about the airline rather than one flight. Input parameters: - `airline_code` (string, required): IATA airline code, e.g. "UA" for United, "DL" for Delta ### `sw_get_rollouts` (~72 tokens) Starlink and satellite WiFi rollout progress per aircraft type: status (complete, in_progress, planned, announced), fleet percentage, and expected completion. Omit airline_code for every tracked airline. Input parameters: - `airline_code` (string): Optional IATA airline code to filter rollouts, e.g. "UA" ### `sw_get_speed_stats` (~94 tokens) Crowd-sourced in-flight WiFi speed reports: average download/upload Mbps, latency, and a per-provider breakdown. Use for "is the WiFi fast enough" questions. Pass a flight_number or an airline_code, not both. Input parameters: - `airline_code` (string): IATA airline code, e.g. "UA" - `flight_number` (string): IATA flight number, e.g. "UA123" ### `sw_get_tail_info` (~60 tokens) WiFi provider history for one aircraft by tail number, including crowd-sourced reports and fleet assignment. Use when the exact airframe is known. Input parameters: - `tail_number` (string, required): Aircraft registration / tail number, e.g. "N12345" ### `sw_search_wifi` (~66 tokens) Free-text search across airlines and flights when you only have a name or partial term. Use a specific tool instead when you already have a flight number, airline code, or tail number. Input parameters: - `query` (string, required): Search query, e.g. "United" or "UA123" ### `sw_list_airlines` (~42 tokens) Every airline SeatWiFi tracks, with its WiFi providers. Large response — use search_wifi or get_airline_wifi when you know which airline you want. ### `lounge_search_lounges` (~80 tokens) Search airport lounges worldwide by name, airport name, IATA code, city, or country. Returns matching lounges with amenities, access methods, and ratings. Use this to find specific lounges or discover lounges in a location. Input parameters: - `query` (string, required): Search query (lounge name, airport name, IATA code, city, or country) ### `lounge_get_airport_lounges` (~66 tokens) Get all airport lounges at a specific airport by IATA code. Returns every lounge at the airport with terminal location, amenities, access methods, and ratings. Input parameters: - `iata` (string, required): Airport IATA code (e.g. LHR, JFK, SIN) ### `lounge_get_lounge_details` (~59 tokens) Get detailed information about a specific airport lounge by its slug. Returns full description, amenities, access methods, opening hours, capacity, ratings, and reviews count. Input parameters: - `slug` (string, required): Lounge slug (from search results or airport lounges) ### `lounge_find_lounges_by_access` (~93 tokens) Find all airport lounges accessible with a specific credit card, membership program, airline club, alliance status, or ticket class. For example, find all lounges you can access with your Amex Platinum or Priority Pass membership. Input parameters: - `access_method` (string, required): Access method slug (e.g. amex-platinum, priority-pass, chase-sapphire-reserve, business-class, star-alliance-gold) ### `lounge_list_access_methods` (~52 tokens) List all available lounge access methods including credit cards (Amex Platinum, Chase Sapphire Reserve, etc.), membership programs (Priority Pass, LoungeKey, etc.), airline clubs, alliance status levels, and ticket classes. ### `lounge_list_networks` (~40 tokens) List all lounge networks (Priority Pass, LoungeKey, DragonPass, Plaza Premium, Amex Centurion) with their descriptions and total lounge counts. ### `lounge_get_network_lounges` (~67 tokens) Get all lounges in a specific lounge network. Returns every lounge that accepts a particular network membership (e.g. all Priority Pass lounges worldwide). Input parameters: - `network` (string, required): Network slug (priority-pass, loungekey, dragonpass, plaza-premium, amex-centurion) ### `lounge_discover_more_flight_tools` (~87 tokens) Discover other flight & travel MCP servers you can add to your client. Lists complementary remote MCPs covering award flights/points redemptions, aircraft seatmaps, and airport delays/wait times — with one-line install URLs. Call this when the user asks about points/miles, seat selection, airport delays/security waits, or 'what other flight tools are there?' ### `lounge_get_my_profile` (~33 tokens) Get your Airport Lounge List profile — username, stats (reviews, visits, wishlisted lounges), and recent activity. ### `lounge_get_my_passport` (~52 tokens) Get your lounge passport — stats (lounges visited, airports, countries, reviews), country stamps, full visit history, and your reviews. Includes a shareable passport URL when your profile is public. ### `lounge_get_my_reviews` (~50 tokens) Get your lounge reviews, including pending ones. Returns rating, content, approval status, and lounge info. Input parameters: - `limit` (integer): Max reviews to return (default 20, max 50) ### `lounge_write_review` (~84 tokens) Write a review for a lounge. Requires the lounge slug, a rating (1-5), and review text (min 10 characters). Input parameters: - `content` (string, required): Review text (minimum 10 characters) - `lounge_slug` (string, required): Lounge slug (from search results) - `rating` (integer, required): Rating from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) ### `lounge_update_review` (~75 tokens) Update your review of a lounge — change the rating and/or the text. Identify the review by lounge_slug. Input parameters: - `content` (string): New review text (minimum 10 characters) - `lounge_slug` (string, required): Lounge slug of the review to update - `rating` (integer): New rating, 1-5 ### `lounge_delete_review` (~37 tokens) Delete your review of a lounge. Identify it by lounge_slug. Input parameters: - `lounge_slug` (string, required): Lounge slug of the review to delete ### `lounge_get_my_visits` (~40 tokens) Get your visited lounges list with dates and notes. Input parameters: - `limit` (integer): Max visits to return (default 20, max 50) ### `lounge_mark_lounge_visited` (~181 tokens) Log a lounge visit (check in). Identify the lounge by its slug OR by lounge_name + airport_iata. Optionally add a 1-5 rating and notes. Idempotent: logging the same lounge on the same date updates the existing visit's rating/notes instead of creating a duplicate. Input parameters: - `airport_iata` (string): 3-letter airport IATA code — use with lounge_name. - `lounge_name` (string): Lounge name — use with airport_iata if you don't have the slug. - `lounge_slug` (string): Lounge slug (from search results). Preferred if known. - `notes` (string): Optional notes about your visit - `rating` (integer): Your rating, 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) - `visited_at` (string, required): Date of visit (YYYY-MM-DD) ### `lounge_update_visit` (~136 tokens) Update one of your logged lounge visits — change the rating, notes, or date. Identify the visit by lounge_slug; if you have multiple visits to the same lounge, pass visited_at to pick the one to update. Input parameters: - `lounge_slug` (string, required): Lounge slug of the visit to update - `new_visited_at` (string): Change the visit date to this (YYYY-MM-DD) - `notes` (string): New notes - `rating` (integer): New rating, 1-5 - `visited_at` (string): Existing visit date (YYYY-MM-DD) — needed only to disambiguate multiple visits ### `lounge_delete_visit` (~80 tokens) Delete one of your logged lounge visits. Identify it by lounge_slug; pass visited_at to pick a specific date if you have multiple visits to the same lounge. Input parameters: - `lounge_slug` (string, required): Lounge slug of the visit to delete - `visited_at` (string): Visit date (YYYY-MM-DD) — needed only to disambiguate multiple visits ### `lounge_get_my_wishlist` (~22 tokens) Get your lounge wishlist — lounges you want to visit. ### `lounge_add_to_wishlist` (~48 tokens) Add a lounge to your wishlist. Idempotent — adding a lounge already on your wishlist is a no-op. Input parameters: - `lounge_slug` (string, required): Lounge slug (from search results) ### `lounge_remove_from_wishlist` (~32 tokens) Remove a lounge from your wishlist. Input parameters: - `lounge_slug` (string, required): Lounge slug (from search results) ### `cards_list_cards` (~74 tokens) List credit cards in the database. Returns compact summaries (id, fees, welcome bonus value, top multipliers). Use get_card for full details. Input parameters: - `card_type` (string): Filter by personal vs business. - `provider` (string): Filter by issuer. - `region` (string): Filter by region/country. ### `cards_get_card` (~58 tokens) Get full details for a single card, including all multipliers, all benefits, welcome bonus, and source URL. Input parameters: - `id` (string, required): Card id, e.g. "amex-gold-us". Use list_cards to discover ids. ### `cards_compare_cards` (~71 tokens) Compare 2–4 cards side by side: annual fees, welcome bonuses, top multipliers, and total benefit credits. Pass card ids from list_cards. Input parameters: - `ids` (array, required): Card ids to compare, e.g. ["amex-gold-us", "chase-sapphire-preferred"]. ### `cards_find_cards_for_category` (~120 tokens) Find cards with the best earning multiplier for a spend category (e.g. "dining", "groceries", "petrol", "travel"). Returns cards sorted by multiplier descending. Input parameters: - `card_type` (string) - `category` (string, required): Spend category — supports UK/AU terms like "petrol", "chemist", "woolworths". - `limit` (number): Max results (default 10). - `min_multiplier` (number): Only return cards at or above this multiplier. - `region` (string) ### `cards_rank_welcome_bonuses` (~109 tokens) List current welcome bonuses sorted by point/mile value descending. Optionally filter by spend achievability. Input parameters: - `card_type` (string) - `limit` (number): Max results (default 20). - `min_value` (number): Minimum bonus point/mile value. - `monthly_spend` (number): Monthly spend in the card's local currency. If provided, only includes bonuses where required spend ≤ monthly_spend × months. - `region` (string) ### `cards_analyze_spending` (~110 tokens) Given a breakdown of the user's monthly spending, estimate annual rewards for each card and rank them. Includes net annual fee after benefit credits. Input parameters: - `card_type` (string) - `limit` (number): Max cards to return (default 10). - `monthly_spending` (array, required): Array of {category, amount} for the user's typical monthly spend. Amounts in the local currency of the chosen region. - `region` (string): Region of cards to evaluate. Defaults to US. ### `cards_list_changes` (~77 tokens) List recent card data changes (welcome bonus updates, fee changes, multiplier edits). Useful for "what changed recently?" queries. Input parameters: - `card_id` (string): Filter to changes for one card. - `days` (number): Look back this many days (default 30). - `limit` (number): Max results (default 50). ### `cards_list_transfer_partners` (~93 tokens) List transferable points programs and their airline/hotel partners. Region filter shows programs relevant to that market (e.g. region=UK shows UK Amex MR, Barclaycard, HSBC). Input parameters: - `partner_type` (string) - `provider` (string): Filter to one provider, e.g. "amex" or "anz". - `region` (string): Filter to programs from a specific region. ### `cards_find_transfer_programs_for_airline` (~80 tokens) Find which transferable points programs can transfer to a given airline or hotel. Optionally filter by region to see locally relevant programs. Input parameters: - `partner_name` (string, required): Airline or hotel name, e.g. "Qantas", "Virgin Atlantic", "Hyatt". - `region` (string): Filter to programs from a specific region. ### `viator_get_experience_details` (~452 tokens) Retrieves enriched information for a specific Viator experience, including detailed descriptions, highlights, imagery, pricing, duration, key features, and the click-out URL.It also returns what is included and excluded in the price, high-level itinerary metadata, bookable experience options, traveler age bands and booking constraints, start/end locations and traveler pickup, additional information such as requirements and restrictions, available language guides, associated destinations, the operating time zone, the operator, every image for the experience with its available dimension variants and captions, and the cancellation policy covering the refund terms, weather and minimum-traveler cancellation conditions, and how much is refundable depending on how far in advance the booking is cancelled.The model should call this tool only when the user clearly refers to a specific experience—either by selecting it in the UI or by asking follow-up questions such as “Tell me more about…”;if multiple experiences were Input parameters: - `code` (string, required): (required) Unique identifier of the Viator experience to retrieve details for.This value must correspond to an experience previously returned by the search_experiences tool.The model must not guess o… - `currency` (string): (optional) Currency code for from-price display (e.g., USD, EUR, GBP).When provided, fromPrice and fromPriceBeforeDiscount are populated.When omitted, pricing fields are not returned.Should match the… - `language` (string): (deprecated) This value is deprecated and should not be sent. Please only send the locale. - `locale` (string): (optional) The language/locale code requested for content localization (e.g., en-US, en-GB, fr-FR).If not provided by the user, the model should infer it from context or default to en.Used to descrip… - `sessionId` (string, required): (mandatory) A unique identifier, ideally an UUID, for the current user conversation. The same identifier should be used until the user opens a new chat. ### `viator_search_experiences` (~946 tokens) Retrieves a curated list of Viator experiences based on a free-text search of what the user wants (destination, activity type, and preferences), plus trip dates and optional refiners (budget, duration, etc.). The model must supply a non-blank searchTerm as natural language describing where and what the user is looking for (e.g. "walking tours in Paris, France", "kid friendly food experiences in Rome"). Dates, prices, duration limits, and currency belong in their dedicated parameters—not inside searchTerm. The model must provide searchTerm and dates before calling this tool. The model may re-issue a refined searchExperiences call whenever the user adds, removes, or adjusts refinement criteria (e.g., kid-friendly, price range, shorter duration) to narrow or improve the results. If the tool returns zero results, the model must proactively guide the user toward a successful refinement. It should review the parameters used in the failed request and recommend the most appropriate based on the proposed logic:" If > Input parameters: - `currency` (string): (optional) Currency code used for interpreting and filtering prices.The model should infer currency from context when possible (e.g., GBP if the user is in the UK; USD if the user specifies dollars).… - `duration` (integer): (optional) User preference for maximum experience length, expressed in minutes.Used to filter results to experiences at or below this duration. - `endDate` (string, required): (required) The last date the user is available to participate in an experience, formatted as ISO-8601 (YYYY-MM-DD).Also derived from natural-language expressions (e.g., 'this summer', 'next weekend',… - `fromPrice` (number): (optional) Minimum per-person price to include in search, expressed in the requested currency.Used when the user specifies a lower budget boundary (e.g., “at least €50”). - `limit` (integer): (optional) Maximum number of products to return, between 1 and 10.If omitted, defaults to 5.Not intended as a user-facing refinement mechanism; the model should not use it to alter intent. - `locale` (string): (optional) The language/locale code requested for content localization (e.g., en-US, en-GB, fr-FR).If not provided by the user, the model should infer it from context or default to en.Used to localiz… - `searchTerm` (string, required): (required) Natural-language description of what the user is looking for. Must be non-blank and at most 500 characters; the tool rejects empty, whitespace-only, or over-length values. Include destinat… - `sessionId` (string, required): (mandatory) A unique identifier, ideally an UUID, for the current user conversation. The same identifier should be used until the user opens a new chat. - `startDate` (string, required): (required) The first date the user is available to participate in an experience, formatted as ISO-8601 (YYYY-MM-DD).The model must convert natural-language expressions (e.g., 'this summer', 'next wee… - `toPrice` (number): (optional) Maximum per-person price to include in search, expressed in the requested currency.Used when the user expresses a maximum budget (e.g., “under $100”) ## Diagnostics Captured diagnostic sections: TLS, DNSSEC, Authorisation, Transports. The full working is on the page: https://verifymcp.io/servers/com-awardtravelfinder-mcp/mcp#diagnostics ## Score history - 2026-09-20: 91 - 2026-09-19: 91 - 2026-09-18: 90 - 2026-09-17: 89 - 2026-09-16: 89 - 2026-09-15: 88 - 2026-09-14: 88 - 2026-09-13: 88 - 2026-09-12: 87 - 2026-09-11: 87 - 2026-09-10: 86 - 2026-09-09: 86 - 2026-09-08: 85 - 2026-09-07: 85 - 2026-09-06: 84 - 2026-09-05: 84 - 2026-09-04: 82 - 2026-09-03: 82 - 2026-09-02: 82 - 2026-09-01: 82 - 2026-08-31: 81 - 2026-08-30: 81 - 2026-08-29: 73 ## Common questions ### What is the Award Travel Finder MCP server? Award Travel Finder is an MCP server listed in the public MCP registry as com.awardtravelfinder/mcp. Search award flight availability and points pricing across 27 airlines and 23 loyalty programs. This page covers its hosted endpoint (https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp). ### Is the Award Travel Finder MCP server safe to use? Award Travel Finder scores 91 out of 100 on VerifyMCP. That is a record of what we were able to check automatically, not an endorsement. The category breakdown on this page shows every signal behind the number, including the ones we could not confirm. ### What tools does the Award Travel Finder MCP server expose? Award Travel Finder exposes 137 tools: search_all_airlines, search_availability, list_supported_airlines, search_monthly_availability, get_pricing, and 132 more. Their descriptions and schemas cost roughly 15,101 tokens of context every time the server is loaded. ### Does the Award Travel Finder MCP server require authentication? Yes. Award Travel Finder asked us for credentials when we connected, so you will need to authorise it in your MCP client before it can do anything. ### Is the Award Travel Finder MCP server still maintained? Award Travel Finder is still listed as active in the MCP registry. We last reached this channel on 20 September 2026. Those dates come from our own scans of the registry and the channel itself, not from anything the publisher announced. ## Links - Remote endpoint: https://mcp.awardtravelfinder.com/mcp - Repository: https://github.com/AwardTravelFinder/mcp - Website: https://awardtravelfinder.com/mcp - Changelog RSS feed: https://verifymcp.io/servers/com-awardtravelfinder-mcp/mcp.xml - Changelog JSON feed: https://verifymcp.io/servers/com-awardtravelfinder-mcp/mcp.json - HTML version of this page: https://verifymcp.io/servers/com-awardtravelfinder-mcp/mcp