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DEV3 Skyvora – Aviation & Private Charter WordPress Theme for Elementor & WooCommerce

An aviation and private charter WordPress theme with a charter quote wizard (flight time and price range), an aircraft-window hero with a route card, fleet compare, an empty-legs board and jet card plans. Elementor, WooCommerce, one-click demo.
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DEV3 Skyvora is a dark-first WordPress theme for private jet and helicopter charter companies, aviation brokers and flight clubs. It reads like a night sky: deep navy, champagne gold, wide Syncopate headlines with Red Hat Text, 2 px corners and hairlines, and a hero photo seen through an aircraft window with a route card beside it.

There is no public live demo. Watch the video tour at the top of this page, or step through the screenshots at desktop, tablet and phone sizes.

Built around what charter customers ask first

  • Charter quote wizard. Route, one way or return, passengers, aircraft class and extras give a flight time and a price range as you choose. Classes that are too small or too short-range for the route grey out with the reason. It is a plain HTML form that works without JavaScript; a small script adds the steps and the live estimate, and the server recomputes every estimate on submit.
  • Route card. From, to, passengers and date sit under the hero and open the wizard with the route already filled in.
  • Fleet compare. Six aircraft classes with seats, range and speed. Tick up to three and a compare tray narrows the side-by-side table to them.
  • Empty-legs board. Upcoming one-way flights with fixed dates, a sample price against the normal price and a Request button that prefills the wizard. Past flights drop off by themselves.
  • Jet card plans. Three prepaid flight-hour plans whose figures follow your rate factor.
  • 24/7 charter desk bar above the header with your phone number, plus FBO lounges, destinations and a safety and standards wall.

Content you can edit

  • Post types, relabelled for aviation: Charter types, Aircraft classes, Empty legs, Destinations, FBO lounges, Safety and standards, and Passenger reviews, each with its own fields.
  • Every demo page is built with Elementor (the free version works). The DEV3 widget category adds Photo Hero, Kinetic Heading, Counter, Testimonials, FAQ, Timeline, Contact / Map and more, each with a block-editor twin.
  • 25 block patterns: hero, route card, quote wizard, charter types, fleet, compare table, empty legs, destinations, lounges, standards wall, jet card, reviews, FAQ and calls to action.
  • Customizer: colours, self-hosted fonts, header style, footer, business details, rate factor and the quote disclaimer.
  • A child theme is included. Compatible styling for form and shop plugins is described in the documentation; nothing third-party is bundled or required.

Performance and accessibility

  • Light motion only, with no 3D and no WebGL. About 14 KB of JavaScript, the wizard loads on demand, and everything stops for reduced motion.
  • Self-hosted fonts with no external requests. Skip link, visible focus rings, keyboard menus, labelled form fields and an aria-live estimate. Includes an RTL stylesheet, a .pot file and wpml-config.xml.
  • TravelAgency, Service, FAQPage and BlogPosting structured data.

What's in the download

  • dev3-skyvora.zip: the theme (version 1.0.0)
  • dev3-skyvora-child.zip: the child theme
  • dev3-theme-toolkit.zip: the DEV3 Theme Toolkit plugin (widgets and blocks, post types, WooCommerce extras, demo importer)
  • dev3-skyvora-demo-content.zip: the demo package, for reference
  • Documentation/: the HTML guide

The one-click demo imports the Home, Get a quote, Jet card, Safety, About, FAQ, Contact and Journal pages, four charter types, six aircraft classes, eight empty legs, six destinations, four lounges, six standards, six reviews, six articles, three shop products and the menus. Photos are free-licence stock images credited in the package, and none shows a livery, a registration or a logo. The company, people, audits and prices are fictional samples; aircraft appear only as generic classes.

Requirements

  • WordPress 6.0 or newer (tested up to 6.8) and PHP 7.4 or newer
  • Elementor (the free version works) is recommended; Elementor Pro is optional
  • WooCommerce for the shop, Contact Form 7 for the contact form (WPForms also works with the Form widget)
  • The DEV3 Theme Toolkit plugin (included; WordPress prompts you to install it)

Support

Six months of support are included: installation, demo import and questions about the theme's features. Read how we built Skyvora for the design decisions behind the wizard and the compare tray.

How it's built

Architecture, stack, key decisions and the quality gates DEV3 Skyvora passed before release.

A dark-first charter theme: an aircraft-window photo hero with a route card, a four-step quote wizard with a live flight time and price range, a fleet compare tray, an empty-legs board and jet card plans, with no 3D.

The problem it solves

People who book a private flight ask the same few things first: can you fly my route, what class do I need, roughly what will it cost and how soon can we go. Most charter themes answer none of them: a slider, a list of aircraft and a contact form.

Skyvora was built to answer them on the first screen, and to stay honest: every price is an indicative range from sample rates, and no aircraft maker, model, livery or registration is ever named or shown.

Architecture and approach

Skyvora is a classic PHP theme with theme.json on DEV3's shared theme core in flat mode (no WebGL). The quote wizard is a plain HTML form: a theme airport table gives great-circle distances, each class has a cruise speed, range and seat count, and the server recomputes the estimate on submit. A small lazy script adds the steps, greys out classes that do not fit and previews the same numbers.

The fleet compare tray collects up to three classes and narrows a server-rendered table; without JavaScript the full table is shown. The empty-legs board is a table that works on its own and turns into cards on phones. Theme UI inside Elementor pages uses content slots filled at request time, so query-string prefill is never frozen by the element cache.

Quality gates and results

Skyvora ships with a one-click demo: 8 Elementor pages, 4 charter types, 6 aircraft classes, 8 empty legs, 6 destinations, 4 lounges, 6 standards, 6 reviews, 6 articles, 3 shop products and 25 block patterns. It passes PHP lint, WordPress coding standards with 0 errors and 0 warnings, and Theme Check with no required findings, and ships about 14 KB of JavaScript. The demo company, people and figures are fictional and marked as samples.

Tech stack

Area Technologies
Frontend Photo Hero, DEV3 Motion, Elementor widgets, Block patterns
Platform WordPress 6.0+, PHP 7.4+, WooCommerce, Contact Form 7, DEV3 Theme Toolkit
Delivery One-click demo import, Child theme, RTL stylesheet

Inside the build

Aircraft-window hero: the photo is seen through a thick-bezelled cabin window beside the headline, with a 24/7 charter desk bar above the header. Aircraft-window hero — the photo is seen through a thick-bezelled cabin window beside the headline, with a 24/7 charter desk bar above the header.

Route card: from, to, passengers and date open the quote wizard with the route already filled in. Route card — from, to, passengers and date open the quote wizard with the route already filled in.

Guides & articles

Practical guides and engineering write-ups for DEV3 Skyvora.

A private jet charter WordPress theme with a quote wizard: DEV3 Skyvora

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A private jet charter WordPress theme with a quote wizard: DEV3 Skyvora: DEV3 Skyvora

People who book a private flight arrive with the same few questions: can you fly my route, which aircraft do I need, roughly what will it cost and how soon can we go? A charter website should answer them on the first screen. DEV3 Skyvora is built around them: an aircraft-window photo hero with a route card, a four-step quote wizard with a live flight time and price range, a fleet compare tray, an empty-legs board and jet card plans. This post covers who Skyvora suits, how to set it up and how it stays honest about prices.

The Skyvora home page: a headline beside a hero photo seen through a thick-bezelled aircraft window, with a route card below

Video tour of the Skyvora demo: the hero, the quote wizard, fleet compare and the empty-legs board

Who Skyvora is for

  • Private jet and helicopter charter companies that want a quote flow and a fleet page without a custom build.
  • Aviation brokers and charter desks that sell other operators' aircraft by class.
  • Flight clubs and scenic-flight operators who want an empty-legs style offers board and gift flights in the shop.

A quote wizard that shows the flight time first

The wizard asks for the route, one way or return, the passengers and an aircraft class, then adds extras. A theme airport table gives the distance, each class has a cruise speed, range and seat count, and the flight time and a price range update as you choose. Classes that are too small or too short-range for the route grey out with the reason.

The quote wizard with a live flight time, a price range and class cards that fit the trip

The server recomputes every estimate on submit and labels it indicative: the charter desk confirms the exact price. The airports, classes and extras are one filter each away.

Fleet compare and the empty-legs board

Tick up to three aircraft classes and the side-by-side table narrows to them; without JavaScript the full table is shown.

The fleet compare table with seats, range, speed, cabin and baggage for each class

The empty-legs board lists upcoming one-way flights with a sample price against the normal one. A Request button opens the wizard with the leg prefilled, and past flights drop off by themselves.

The empty-legs board with fixed dates, sample prices and a Request button on each row

Honest by design

Aircraft appear only as generic classes: no maker, model, livery or registration is named or shown, and every audit body, reference and price in the demo is a fictional sample. Replace them with your own before launch.

Frequently asked questions

The complete source code (version 1.0.0) as a download from your account, with the setup and usage guides shown on this page. You can modify the code to suit your product.

Buying guides: 3D and motion WordPress themes for Elementor and WooCommerce

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