Quoted word for word.
Claude reads the official EASA text before it answers. Nothing is pieced together from memory.
Precise answers. Quoted word for word. Always up to date.
Language models sound convincing even when they are wrong. For licences, minima and operating rules, only the text in force counts.
Claude reads the official EASA text before it answers. Nothing is pieced together from memory.
rules from 9 EASA regulations.
Down to the sub-paragraph, verifiable in seconds.
Every rule carries its legal status.
Automatically synced with the official EASA data.
English, German, abbreviations. easa-regs finds the rule.
Every line of code in the open. No sign-up, no subscription.
Air Operations alone runs to 2,566 pages.4 Now Claude knows every one of them.
Pick where you use Claude. No account, no cost.
Works on claude.ai, in the desktop app and on iPhone and Android. On the Free plan too.
No login required. Anthropic's guide ›
The Claude Desktop extension for Mac and Windows. No Python needed, Claude takes care of it.
Alternatively: Claude Desktop › Settings › Extensions › Install extension, then choose the file.
Via the hosted server, no local install:
Locally on your machine (requires uv):
claude mcp add easa-regs -- uvx --from git+https://github.com/muchsneaks/easa-regs-mcp easa-regs-mcpCursor, Windsurf, VS Code and more.
Configuration for running locally:
{
"mcpServers": {
"easa-regs": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": ["--from", "git+https://github.com/muchsneaks/easa-regs-mcp", "easa-regs-mcp"]
}
}
}Or remotely by URL:
Copy a question and ask Claude.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants such as Claude use external tools. easa-regs is one of those tools: Claude uses it to search the EASA regulations before it answers.
No. easa-regs is free and open source (MIT licence). All you need is Claude, and the Free plan is enough for one custom connector.
No. easa-regs uses EASA's official, machine-readable Easy Access Rules, but it is an independent project and not legally binding. Only the texts published in the Official Journal of the EU are authentic.
Every Monday easa-regs automatically syncs with the EASA data. Every answer states the revision it is based on.
Check that the connector is enabled in the chat (the “+” menu › Connectors). You can also ask Claude directly: “Use easa-regs and quote the rule.”
easa-regs stores no accounts and no chat histories. With the hosted connector, only the search query itself reaches the server. The local version runs entirely on your machine.
Not yet. It covers EASA's EU regulations. National rules, AICs or the national AIP are not included.
Built by a pilot and flight instructor.