Travel Impact Model FAQs

Question 1

How do AI assistants integrate with and utilize this tool?

Accepted Answer

Designed as an MCP server, the Travel Impact Model allows AI assistants (like Claude, Gemini) to automatically look up and utilize flight emissions data. This empowers AI to assist with travel planning, environmental impact comparisons, and generating sustainability reports without manual API calls.

Question 2

What is the Travel Impact Model tool?

Accepted Answer

The Travel Impact Model is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that wraps the Google Travel Impact Model API. It provides 6 dedicated tools to accurately calculate life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions for various flight scenarios.

Question 3

Which types of flight emissions can this tool provide?

Accepted Answer

It provides typical flight emissions (average estimates between airports), specific flight emissions (for future flights by number), and detailed Scope 3 emissions (WTW, TTW, WTT) for historical flights, covering a wide range of analytical needs.

Question 4

How does it help with sustainability and Scope 3 reporting?

Accepted Answer

It's fully compatible with Scope 3 reporting, offering detailed WTW (Well-to-Wake), TTW (Tank-to-Wake), and WTT (Well-to-Tank) emissions breakdowns for past flights. This is crucial for businesses generating comprehensive GHG emissions reports and making data-driven sustainable travel decisions.

Question 5

Can I calculate emissions for multiple flights simultaneously?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the Travel Impact Model supports efficient batch processing for all its tools. This means you can query emissions for numerous typical routes, specific future flights, or past travel records in a single, streamlined operation.

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