Flight APIs that return a price and no way to buy it leave you where you started. Ignav puts `booking_url` on the MCP result, so the answer an agent gives is one a person can act on. Pricing counts successful requests, and the first 1,000 are free.
The official connection metadata for Ignav, a hosted flight-search service offering live flight prices, booking links and airport lookup. There is nothing to install: point a client at the remote MCP endpoint and authenticate through OAuth, or use an API key against the REST API.
- Live fares with a working booking link on the result itself — `search_flights` results include `booking_url`
- Airport lookup alongside fare search
- The same on the REST side: a fare search returns an opaque `ignav_id`, which `POST /api/fares/booking-links` turns into `booking_options[].links[].url`
No local install. Connect a compatible client to `https://ignav.com/mcp` over streamable HTTP; marketplace installs authenticate users through OAuth. For the REST API at `https://ignav.com/api`, send your key in the `X-Api-Key` header. The first 1,000 successful requests are free, then usage is $2.00 per 1,000 successful requests.