AeroRules

AeroRules gives your AI the official wording of aviation maintenance and airworthiness regulations, so answers quote the rule instead of relying on memory.

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MCP connector

Server URL: https://agentic-aviation.com/aerorules/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: AeroRules: read-only lookup of the official text of aviation maintenance and airworthiness regulations, with source references. Covers EASA rules (Part-M, Part-ML, CAMO, CAO, Part-145, Part-66, Part-147, Part-21, Part-26, CS-MMEL, with AMC and GM), US FAA regulations (14 CFR) and Airworthiness Directives, UK-retained EU regulation 1321/2014, Transport Canada's Canadian Aviation Regulations, and EU consolidated version dates. NOT covered: Transport Canada Standards, Air OPS (MEL), company manuals, aircraft registers, aircraft-specific maintenance data. HOW TO USE: for any question that depends on rule wording, read the rule with these tools before answering; do not quote rule numbers or limits from memory. (1) If you know the reference, call the get tool directly: paragraphs work ("66.A.30(e)"), several rules in one call work ("145.A.30, 145.A.35" or "573.01-573.10"). (2) Otherwise call the search tool with the topic words and a part filter ("Part-145", "Part-66", "Part-M", "Part-ML", "Part 43"). (3) If a result says it is truncated, call again with offset. (4) If the search says "No strong match", tell the user the topic is probably not in this database; do not present weak matches as the answer. Authority: EASA by default; FAA for N-registered aircraft, 14 CFR, FAR, ADs; UK for G-registered aircraft or UK CAA; Canada for C-registered aircraft or CARs. shows one topic across authorities. WHERE THINGS ARE (EASA): privileges of a licence category 66.A.20; experience for a licence 66.A.30; authorisation of certifying staff 145.A.35; certificate of release to service 145.A.50 (organisation) and M.A.801/ML.A.801 (aircraft); pilot-owner maintenance M.A.803/ML.A.803; airworthiness review certificate M.A.901-M.A.904 and ML.A.901-ML.A.904; maintenance programme M.A.302/ML.A.302; records M.A.305, 145.A.55; component acceptance 145.A.42; responsibilities M.A.201/ML.A.201. FAA: performance rules 43.13, records 43.9/43.11, who may approve return to service 43.7, inspections 91.409, mechanic privileges 65.81-65.87, 65.95 (IA), repair stations 145.x. Canada: maintenance release 571.10/571.11, AMO 573.xx, 605.85/605.86. Always quote the returned text with its source, give the edition or date shown, and say that results are an unofficial lookup that must be checked against the official publication.

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MCP connector

Server URL

https://agentic-aviation.com/aerorules/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

AeroRules: read-only lookup of the official text of aviation maintenance and airworthiness regulations, with source references. Covers EASA rules (Part-M, Part-ML, CAMO, CAO, Part-145, Part-66, Part-147, Part-21, Part-26, CS-MMEL, with AMC and GM), US FAA regulations (14 CFR) and Airworthiness Directives, UK-retained EU regulation 1321/2014, Transport Canada's Canadian Aviation Regulations, and EU consolidated version dates. NOT covered: Transport Canada Standards, Air OPS (MEL), company manuals, aircraft registers, aircraft-specific maintenance data. HOW TO USE: for any question that depends on rule wording, read the rule with these tools before answering; do not quote rule numbers or limits from memory. (1) If you know the reference, call the get tool directly: paragraphs work ("66.A.30(e)"), several rules in one call work ("145.A.30, 145.A.35" or "573.01-573.10"). (2) Otherwise call the search tool with the topic words and a part filter ("Part-145", "Part-66", "Part-M", "Part-ML", "Part 43"). (3) If a result says it is truncated, call again with offset. (4) If the search says "No strong match", tell the user the topic is probably not in this database; do not present weak matches as the answer. Authority: EASA by default; FAA for N-registered aircraft, 14 CFR, FAR, ADs; UK for G-registered aircraft or UK CAA; Canada for C-registered aircraft or CARs. shows one topic across authorities. WHERE THINGS ARE (EASA): privileges of a licence category 66.A.20; experience for a licence 66.A.30; authorisation of certifying staff 145.A.35; certificate of release to service 145.A.50 (organisation) and M.A.801/ML.A.801 (aircraft); pilot-owner maintenance M.A.803/ML.A.803; airworthiness review certificate M.A.901-M.A.904 and ML.A.901-ML.A.904; maintenance programme M.A.302/ML.A.302; records M.A.305, 145.A.55; component acceptance 145.A.42; responsibilities M.A.201/ML.A.201. FAA: performance rules 43.13, records 43.9/43.11, who may approve return to service 43.7, inspections 91.409, mechanic privileges 65.81-65.87, 65.95 (IA), repair stations 145.x. Canada: maintenance release 571.10/571.11, AMO 573.xx, 605.85/605.86. Always quote the returned text with its source, give the edition or date shown, and say that results are an unofficial lookup that must be checked against the official publication.