IntelIP/InfiniteFlightAgent

The open-source flight dispatcher for Infinite Flight pilots.
Tell it the flight you want to fly, like "Dulles to Denver tomorrow evening in the A321neo".
It finds a real airline flight, generates your SimBrief plan once you approve, and hands back a
briefing that starts with where to spawn and the takeoff N1 to set. It runs on your own keys and
your own ChatGPT plan, from the terminal or any MCP client.
Get started · Agent guide ·
Self-host on Cloudflare ·
Aircraft coverage · Changelog
> Early release. It works end to end locally and on the self-hosted Cloudflare
> deployment. See the changelog for the current version. Thrust targets are simulation-grade estimates. For flight simulation only: never
> use any output of this project for real-world flight planning or aircraft operation. See
> status and limits.
## From flight idea to briefing
Infinite Flight Agent is for pilots who want to fly real-world schedules without assembling
them by hand: finding a flight that actually operates, filling in SimBrief, and working out
where to spawn and what thrust to set.
Fly real flights. It searches live and recent schedules through
FlightAware AeroAPI and never invents a
flight number. If today's gate isn't assigned yet, it gives the gate from the most recent
operation and labels it historical.
Approve before anything happens. You see the exact flight, airports, departure time,
connection, aircraft and thrust status before anything is generated or spent.
Get your SimBrief plan generated. After you approve, it fills SimBrief's dispatch form
in a cloud browser, reads every field back, and generates exactly one plan per leg.
Know your takeoff thrust. N1 targets come from SimBrief's own takeoff solution and the
lapse shape of FlyByWire's open A32NX thrust model, each with a range. Aircraft it can't
model get a clear "unavailable" instead of a guess.
Plan whole trips. Each leg of a multi-leg trip is dispatched and kept separately, and
must leave at least 45 minutes after the previous leg lands.
Use it where you already chat. Use the terminal chat, or connect ChatGPT, Claude or
Codex to the MCP server.
## What you get
Every briefing leads with what you set first in the simulator:
| Part | What it tells you |
| Spawn | The gate FlightAware reports, or the most recent operation's gate labeled historical |
| Takeoff thrust | Thrust mode and an N1 target with its range, or "unavailable" and why |
| Flight | The real flight number, codeshares and aircraft, or your private callsign |
| Departure | Scheduled and estimated departure, in local time and UTC |
| SimBrief plan | Runways, aircraft and engine, cruise level, distance, time en route, block fuel and takeoff weight, confirmed against the generated plan |
| Takeoff | Runway, flaps, V-speeds and bleeds from SimBrief's takeoff performance |
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SPAWN: Gate C28 — used by the most recent completed UA599 (2026-10-30, FlightAware); today's gate is not assigned yet
TAKEOFF THRUST (simulation-grade estimate): FLEX, LEAP-1A32: set N1 0.911 x full-thrust N1 (range 0.865-0.948)
Flight: UA599 KIAD → KDEN · real aircraft A21N
Departure: sched out 2026-11-01 17:20 EST (2026-11-01T22:20:00Z)