EU261 Flight Compensation
Let your coding agent check EU261 delay compensation eligibility, expected value, and fares across 35+ airports via six dedicated tools.
Overview
dev.danielsuchan/eu261 is an MCP server for the Build phase that checks EU261 flight delay compensation eligibility, EV, and fares using six tools across 35+ airports.
What is this MCP server?
- Six MCP tools for EU261 flight delay compensation workflows
- Coverage for 35+ airports in eligibility and fare tracking flows
- Check eligibility and compute expected value (EV) for claims decisions
- Hosted streamable HTTP at eu261.danielsuchan.dev/mcp
- EU261 Flight Compensation server v1.0.0 from MrSucik/eu261-mcp on GitHub
- 6 MCP tools
- 35+ airports supported
- Server version 1.0.0; remote URL eu261.danielsuchan.dev/mcp
What problem does it solve?
Encoding EU261 rules and airport coverage by hand is tedious when you want an agent or app to answer compensation questions quickly.
Who is it for?
Builders shipping travel or consumer-finance side projects that need EU261 eligibility and EV inside Claude Code or Cursor workflows.
Skip if: Law firms needing certified legal opinions, or products with zero EU flight disruption use case.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent can call structured EU261 tools to screen trips, estimate claim value, and track fares without custom scraping of regulation text.
- Eligibility assessments and EV estimates via six EU261-oriented MCP tools
- Fare-tracking and airport-aware logic covering 35+ airports as documented
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Journey fit
EU261 MCP fits Build when you integrate passenger-rights logic into a travel app, claims helper, or internal ops tooling rather than only one-off personal claims. Integrations subphase is where you wire external domain APIs and rules—here EU261 eligibility and EV math—into your agent or product backend.
How it compares
Travel compensation integration MCP, not a generic flight booking or SEO content skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is dev.danielsuchan/eu261 for?
Solo developers building EU flight compensation helpers, support bots, or internal tools that need regulation-aware checks in the agent.
When should I use dev.danielsuchan/eu261?
Use it in Build while wiring EU261 eligibility, EV, and fare logic into your product or automation instead of maintaining rules yourself.
How do I add dev.danielsuchan/eu261 to my agent?
Add the remote MCP endpoint https://eu261.danielsuchan.dev/mcp (streamable-http) in your client’s MCP server configuration.