New here? Start with Start here: WINGX-mcp for requirements and setup. This article covers what you can ask once you are connected.
WINGX-mcp connects your AI assistant (Claude or Microsoft 365 Copilot) to twenty years of global flight activity. Ask a question in plain business language and the assistant returns the answer as a table, a chart, or a full report.
It covers every flight leg and every ground stay since 2005. Any question can be compared with the previous period or the same period last year, and any breakdown can include each row's share of the total, so a simple count becomes a growth or market-share view.
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Example questions
Start each question with "Using WINGX" so the assistant knows where to look, for example: "Using WINGX, which operators flew the most business jet flights in the last 12 months?" The same applies to every example below.
Rankings and breakdowns
- Which operators flew the most business jet flights in the last 12 months?
- What are the top 20 busiest business aviation airports in Europe by departures?
- Which aircraft models dominate at Dubai?
- What are the busiest airport pairs between the US and Europe this year?
- How many unique aircraft were active in Europe last month, by segment?
- How long do business jets sit on the ground at Ibiza in August (median and P90)?
Trends, comparisons, and shares
- How is business jet activity trending month by month at Geneva, and how does each month compare with the same month last year?
- What is each operator's market share at Paris Le Bourget this year, and how did it shift versus last year?
- Did fractional operators grow faster than charter in 2025?
- What was the impact of the ATC strike on Brussels traffic, day by day, against a normal week?
- Where does traffic into Aspen come from? (Origins come back with coordinates, so you can map them.)
- What share of flights falls into each aircraft age band, per manufacturer, in the large-cabin segment?
- How far do ultra long range jets actually fly? Compare the sector length mix this winter with last winter.
Turn answers into deliverables
You are not limited to a table in the chat. Once the assistant has the numbers, ask it to package them. Depending on what your assistant supports, that can be:
- A report as a PDF or Word document, with charts and a short written summary
- A PowerPoint presentation with one slide per finding
- A spreadsheet with the underlying tables
- A one-page factsheet for a single airport, operator, or aircraft model
To get a result you can send as it is:
- Ask for the analysis first, then the format. Get the numbers right in the conversation, then say "now turn this into a PDF report".
- Say who it is for. "A 5-slide deck for our board" or "a one-page summary for a sales call" shapes the length and tone.
- Name the charts you want. For example, "a line chart of monthly departures versus last year" or "a bar chart of the top 10 operators by market share".
- Ask for the basis on each page. Request the period, filters, and comparison used under each chart, so every figure can be traced.
- Iterate. Ask for changes the way you would with an analyst: "swap slide 3 for a market share chart" or "add a Europe versus US comparison".
Beyond rankings and trends
Some questions are about timing, change, or absence rather than simple counts. The assistant handles these too:
- Aircraft on the ground at the same time. How many jets were parked at Le Bourget at 11:00 during the air show, hour by hour?
- Airport movements. Arrivals and departures at one airport, counted the way airports count them (a local flight counts as both a departure and an arrival).
- Home base changes. Which aircraft left Geneva as their base since last year, and which airports gained them? Results are aggregate counts.
- Dormant aircraft. How much of the fleet has not flown in 3, 12, or 24 months? Results are counts only.
- Individual aircraft. Where did a group of aircraft go, leg by leg or night by night, by registration?
Tips for better answers
- Name the scope. Give a place, a segment, and a time window: "business jets at Geneva, last 12 months" beats "Geneva traffic".
- Ask for the comparison. Add "versus last year" or "with market share" and the assistant gets it in the same call.
- Say how you want it back. A ranked table, a monthly trend, a chart, or a one-page summary all work.
- Ask what was used. If a number surprises you, ask the assistant which measure, filters, and period it applied.
- Break big questions into steps. For a report, let the assistant run a sequence of questions the way an analyst would.
FAQ
What data does it cover? Global flight legs and ground stays since 2005, including parking duration.
Can I see individual aircraft? Yes, when you ask to follow specific aircraft, results are labelled by registration. Fleet-level views, such as dormancy, return counts only.
Which assistants can I use? Claude and Microsoft 365 Copilot. See the connect guides below for setup steps.
What if my question doesn't get a good answer? Ask the assistant to send feedback to the WINGX team. We add new capabilities based on what people actually ask.