Trip Tracker MCP Server

Query and manage trip, flight, user, and airport data from SQLite.

Source

third_party_registry

Updated

2026-10-18

// securityCaution

Runs locally
Open source

Running security audit…

Credentials
Network egress
Code execution
Data access
Supply chain

// install

Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners

No copy-paste install info for "Trip Tracker MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.

// examples

Look up a user's trip records

Prompt

Use the Trip Tracker MCP Server to query all flight trips for user ID 42 and return them sorted by departure time.

Expected

A list of the user's flight trips, including departure and flight details sorted by time.

Retrieve airport information

Prompt

Query the airport information for code PVG and return the related basic data.

Expected

The airport's database record, such as its identifier and related basic fields.

Summarize flight data

Prompt

Count the flight records in the Trip Tracker MCP Server database and summarize trip counts by user.

Expected

A total count of flight records and a per-user summary of trip counts.

// use cases

Let an AI assistant query a travel database

Developers or office workers can connect it to an AI assistant so the assistant can directly query user, airport, and flight data in SQLite. It is useful when trip information needs to be retrieved quickly.

Manage flight and trip information

When trip data needs to be managed through an MCP tool, this server can act as a single access point for flight-related information. It fits workflows centered on querying and managing trip-tracking data.