Connect QwenWork to VariFlight MCP

Set up VariFlight MCP in QwenWork: account requirements, server configuration, authorization, and a flight-query example to verify your connection.

Before you start

Sign in to VariFlight MCP, obtain your MCP Key in the console, and replace YOUR_MCP_KEY in the configuration. Available tools and data depend on your account permissions and the client’s MCP support. Keep the key private.

Review tools and access requirements →

QwenWork

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QwenWork · Add a connector by importing JSON

Setup steps

1Open the QwenWork desktop app and go to Extensions → Connectors.
2Select Add → Paste JSON configuration and import the complete JSON below.
3Enable variflight-mcp under Installed, expand its tool list, then start a new task to test it.

[ JSON configuration ]

Use streamable-http for the remote server type. Start a new task after enabling the connector.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "variflight-mcp": {
      "type": "streamable-http",
      "url": "https://c-gw.variflight.com/chat_message/mcp/api",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_MCP_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}

[ Verification ]

Use variflight-mcp to find flights from Beijing to Shanghai tomorrow and compare departure and arrival times.

Verify the connection

Enable the server, start a new conversation, and ask the verification question above. Check that a VariFlight tool was actually called and that the result identifies the flight date and data source. If tools are missing, review the endpoint, Authorization header, account permissions, and your client’s configuration. An empty result is not proof that no flight exists.