Airfield Directory provides searchable aviation facility data, enabling AI agents to find airports and airfields by name, location, identifier, and facility details. Retrieve runway information, geographic coordinates, and operational attributes to support flight planning and aviation research.
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Encrypted at rest, isolated from the model
Resolved from an AES-256-GCM vault at the moment of the call and attached to the request — the model never sees the secrets.
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Get valid machine-readable filter values before calling other tools. Returns the requested taxonomy kind, applied filters, total count, and items: continent/state values, country codes and names, fuel IDs and names, or airfield-type IDs and codes.
Search airfields by ICAO, airport name, city, or place name, or browse a scoped region by continent, country, and state. Returns compact operational summaries by default or richer section payloads per result; place names fall back to nearby-airfield geo search, while batch mode defers live pricing to per-airfield lookups.
Get map or route-planning markers for batches of H3 cells. Returns lightweight airfield markers with runway, rating, fuel, and weather-availability signals so clients can filter and rank candidates efficiently.
Get comprehensive information for one airfield or airport by ICAO code. Sections include core data and ratings, landing and parking fees with fuel prices, contact details, community pilot reports (PIREPs), car-rental availability, and webcam discovery. Always read the PIREPs carefully — they contain first-hand local knowledge from pilots who flew there: transport links, facilities, restaurants, hotels, fuel quirks, and operational tips not found in structured data. Provide arrival/departure and optionally tailsign for live Aerops fee and app2drive car-rental pricing. For weather, use airfield_weather_get instead.
Get normalized aviation weather for one airfield, including METAR/TAF data, runway-focused wind analysis, hazard decoding such as icing, low visibility, and wind shear, plus nearest-station fallback when the airfield has no direct report.
Fetch one actual Autorouter webcam image blob after webcam discovery indicates live images are available. Returns an MCP image content block plus structured metadata with the airfield ICAO, provider, selected index, total image count, and MIME type. Clients should allow a slightly higher timeout for this live upstream request.
Get a lightweight shortlist of airfields for an ICAO code, airport name, city, or place query. Returns candidate IDs, titles, and canonical URLs; place names such as Berlin resolve to nearby airfields before you fetch a full document.
Get a citation-friendly single-airfield document as JSON in a text content block. Returns the airfield ID, title, canonical URL, narrative text with operational data, recent community pilot reports (PIREPs) and weather context, plus location, facility, and rating metadata and an aeronautical disclaimer. Add arrival/departure and optionally tailsign to enrich landing-fee and car-rental pricing content.
One endpoint, the same key, whichever client you use.
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json (Mac) · %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json (Windows)
Replace API_KEY with your own key.
Already have an "mcpServers" section in your config? Just add the server entry inside it.
Any agentOne GatewayDiscovery, routing, credentials, tool scoping and execution logs all happen at the gateway→connections stay ACTIVE with no work from you
Airfield Directory MCP runs through a gateway that holds the credentials, scopes the access and records every call.
Managed auth, hosted MCP servers, and every Airfield Directory MCP tool your agent needs.
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