Awardtravelfinder MCP server

What it does

This server exposes 127 tools for searching award flight availability, comparing loyalty program redemption rates, and finding transfer paths for points across 28 airlines and 23 loyalty programs. It is for travelers planning award bookings and optimizing points usage.

• Search award seat availability across multiple airlines for a specific route and date to find open inventory.
• Compare award-chart pricing between loyalty programs to determine which program offers the cheapest redemption for a target flight.
• Find transfer paths from credit card points into airline or hotel loyalty programs, and compare which transfer option gets you to your goal most cheaply.

Tools this server exposes

Tool	Does
search_availability	Search award seats for one airline, route, and date.
search_all_airlines	Search award seats across 11 fan-out airlines in a single call.
search_monthly_availability	Search award availability for an entire month, day by day.
search_hybrid	Find cash-and-points combination pricing for a flight.
get_pricing	Get award-chart pricing for a specific route and program.
get_program_rates	Retrieve the full award chart for a loyalty program.
get_points_valuation	Determine the monetary value of a currency or points balance.
find_transfer_paths	Find routes to transfer points from credit cards into a target loyalty program.
compare_transfer_options	Compare which transfer path gets you to your goal with the lowest cost.
get_status_matches	Identify elite status match opportunities across loyalty programs.
search_hotels	Search award night availability across hotel programs.
get_hotel_availability	Get award night pricing and availability for a specific hotel program.
get_portfolio	Retrieve your tracked loyalty program point balances.
list_points_balances	List all of your tracked points and miles balances.
add_flight_booking	Log a flight booking to your trip history.
list_flight_bookings	View your logged flight bookings and trip history.

Before you enable it

An MCP server runs with whatever access you give it. Start with a development account rather than production, and check which tools the server exposes before you let an agent call them unattended.