Aviationstack MCP Server

This project is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides a set of tools to interact with the AviationStack API. It exposes endpoints for retrieving real-time and future flight data, aircraft types, and airplane details, making it easy to integrate aviation data into your applications.

Demo

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9325fcce-8ecc-4b01-8923-4ccb2f6968f4

Features

Get flights for a specific airline
Retrieve arrival and departure schedules for airports
Fetch future flight schedules
Get random aircraft types
Get detailed info on random airplanes
Get detailed info on random countries
Get detailed info on random cities

All endpoints are implemented as MCP tools and are ready to be used in an MCP-compatible environment.

Prerequisites

Aviationstack API Key (You can get a FREE API Key from Aviationstack)
Python 3.13 or newer
uv package manager installed

Available Tools

Tool	Description	Parameters
`flights_with_airline(airline_name: str, number_of_flights: int)`	Get a random sample of flights for a specific airline.	- `airline_name` : Name of the airline (e.g., "Delta Air Lines") - `number_of_flights` : Number of flights to return
`flight_arrival_departure_schedule(airport_iata_code: str, schedule_type: str, airline_name: str, number_of_flights: int)`	Get arrival or departure schedules for a given airport and airline.	- `airport_iata_code` : IATA code of the airport (e.g., "JFK") - `schedule_type` : "arrival" or "departure" - `airline_name` : Name of the airline - `number_of_flights` : Number of flights to return
`future_flights_arrival_departure_schedule(airport_iata_code: str, schedule_type: str, airline_iata: str, date: str, number_of_flights: int)`	Get future scheduled flights for a given airport, airline, and date.	- `airport_iata_code` : IATA code of the airport - `schedule_type` : "arrival" or "departure" - `airline_iata` : IATA code of the airline (e.g., "DL" for Delta) - `date` : Date in `YYYY-MM-DD` format - `number_of_flights` : Number of flights to return
`random_aircraft_type(number_of_aircraft: int)`	Get random aircraft types.	- `number_of_aircraft` : Number of aircraft types to return
`random_airplanes_detailed_info(number_of_airplanes: int)`	Get detailed info on random airplanes.	- `number_of_airplanes` : Number of airplanes to return
`random_countries_detailed_info(number_of_countries: int)`	Get detailed info on random countries.	- `number_of_countries` : Number of countries to return
`random_cities_detailed_info(number_of_cities: int)`	Get detailed info on random cities.	- `number_of_cities` : Number of cities to return

Development

The main server logic is in server.py.
All MCP tools are defined as Python functions decorated with @mcp.tool().
The server uses the FastMCP class from mcp.server.fastmcp.

MCP Server configuration

To add this server to your favorite MCP client, you can add the following to your MCP client configuration file.

Using uvx without cloning the repository (recommended)

{ "mcpServers": { "Aviationstack MCP": { "command": "uvx", "args": [ "aviationstack-mcp" ], "env": { "AVIATION_STACK_API_KEY": "<your-api-key>" } } } }

By cloning the repository and running the server locally

{ "mcpServers": { "Aviationstack MCP": { "command": "uv", "args": [ "--directory", "/path/to/aviationstack-mcp/src/aviationstack_mcp", "run", "-m", "aviationstack_mcp", "mcp", "run" ], "env": { "AVIATION_STACK_API_KEY": "<your-api-key>" } } } }

Related MCP server: FlightRadar MCP Server