MCP server for Southwest Airlines - search flights, manage bookings
MCP server for Southwest Airlines — let AI agents search flights, manage bookings, check in, track Rapid Rewards points, and get real-time flight status. Built by Strider Labs. Uses Playwright browser automation with stealth patches. Search flights — find available Southwest flights by route, date, and passenger count Flight details — get stops, aircraft, and fare type information Real-time…
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MCP server for Southwest Airlines — let AI agents search flights, manage bookings, check in, track Rapid Rewards points, and get real-time flight status. Built by Strider Labs. Uses Playwright browser automation with stealth patches. Search flights — find available Southwest flights by route, date, and passenger count Flight details — get stops, aircraft, and fare type information Real-time status — live departure/arrival status, gate info, and delay information Reservations — list upcoming…
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