easygroupflights

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100%

Response time

140 ms typical, 140 ms slowest 5%

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How to call it

Add it to any MCP client that supports remote servers.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "easygroupflights": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.easygroupflights.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

7 tools

• egf_get_service_info

  Describes easygroupflights for one market: who it serves, how group fares differ from public tickets, what happens after a quote is requested, and how to reach a person. Submits nothing.

• egf_prepare_group_quote

  Checks a group flight enquiry for 10 or more seated travellers and returns the exact brief that would go to a human specialist, with a confirmation_token valid for 15 minutes. Nothing is sent.

• egf_request_group_quote

  Sends a prepared group flight enquiry to a human specialist, who replies by email with a written quote, usually within about 2 hours. Takes only the confirmation_token from preparing it; it returns a confirmation, not a price, and books or charges nothing.

• egf_search_flights

  Searches live public fares for 1 to 9 travellers and returns options with per-person prices, carriers and stops, cheapest first, each with an offer_id valid for 30 minutes. Results come in pages: pass next_cursor back as cursor, with the same route and dates, for more.

• egf_get_offer

  Returns one fare from a recent flight search, by its offer_id: the per-person price, the flights, a booking link and the time until which the offer_id is valid. Works for 30 minutes after the search.

• egf_prepare_flight_offer

  Checks an email that would send one fare from a flight search to the traveller as a formal offer, and returns who it goes to and what it offers, with a confirmation_token valid for 15 minutes. Nothing is sent.

• egf_send_flight_offer

  Emails a prepared flight offer to the traveller as a formal offer they can accept. Takes only the confirmation_token from preparing it, and sends a real email.

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