LT Aircoms is a private jet charter theme for Elementor (free): a trip-sheet hero with each leg drawn between its airport codes, how booking works, aircraft by cabin size, an empty-legs list, on-board requests, example hourly prices, operator checks, a route table with flight times, jet cards and a trip request form. A Hello Elementor child theme with bundled fonts, one-page mode and a mobile menu.
Editions
| Edition | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | The child theme with its design, fonts, header and footer, the About and Request a quote pages, blog and 404 templates, one-page mode and the mobile menu. Credit link stays. |
| Pro Standard | $29 a year | Every page, sample posts and one-click demo import, credit removal. Downloads, updates and ticket support for 1 year, 1 website. |
| Pro Unlimited | $49 once | Everything in Pro Standard plus the AI kit. Unlimited websites, lifetime updates and ticket support. |
Pages in Free (Appearance → Starter setup): About, Request a quote, Flight notes. Pages in Pro (Appearance → Demo import): Home, Charter, Fleet, Light jets, Midsize jets, Heavy jets, Empty legs, Jet card, About, Safety and operators, Team, Request a quote, Flight notes.
Quick setup
- Install the free Elementor plugin and the Hello Elementor theme, then upload and activate LT Aircoms (Install and update).
- Optional: activate WPForms Lite for the trip request form.
- Pro: Appearance → Demo import → Import (Demo import). Free: Appearance → Starter setup.
- Replace the demo content and pictures (below), set your logo and the header button.
Pages in the demo
| Page | Under | Edition |
|---|---|---|
| Home | – | Pro |
| Charter | – | Pro |
| Fleet | Charter | Pro |
| Light jets | Fleet | Pro |
| Midsize jets | Fleet | Pro |
| Heavy jets | Fleet | Pro |
| Empty legs | Charter | Pro |
| Jet card | Charter | Pro |
| About | – | Free |
| Safety and operators | About | Pro |
| Team | About | Pro |
| Request a quote | – | Free |
| Flight notes (blog) | – | Free |
Home page sections
The home page sections, in order, with the name they have in Elementor’s Navigator and their CSS ID (the anchor used by one-page mode and by links such as /#trip).
| Section (Navigator name) | CSS ID |
|---|---|
| Trip sheet | #trip |
| How it works | #how |
| Aircraft | #fleet |
| Empty legs | #empty-legs |
| On board | #onboard |
| Prices | #prices |
| Who flies you | #safety |
| Flight notes | #notes |
| Request a quote | #quote |
- A trip sheet as the home page: The home page opens with a sample trip: each leg drawn between its airport codes with the flight time and the distance.
- Empty legs and route times: An empty-legs list with dates, aircraft, seats and prices, and a route table with flight times for each cabin size.
- Aircraft by cabin size: Light, midsize and heavy jets with seats, range, an example rate and a typical nonstop leg, each with its own page.
- Prices, jet card and operators: Hourly rates, what a quote includes, prepaid jet-card hours and how you check the operators who fly.
- Free Elementor and a ready trip request form: Every page is built with free Elementor widgets on Hello Elementor, with a trip request form made with the free WPForms Lite plugin. Fonts are bundled: no Google Fonts requests.
Menu
The demo import creates this main menu (Appearance → Menus):
- Home
- Charter → Fleet (Light jets, Midsize jets, Heavy jets), Empty legs, Jet card
- About → Safety and operators, Team
- Flight notes
- Contact
Header button: Request a quote (link #quote), changed in Appearance → Customize → LT Aircoms options.
One-page mode (Pro)
With Pro Standard or Pro Unlimited, tick One-page mode on the home page in Appearance → Customize → LT Aircoms options and the menu scrolls to these sections: Trip sheet, How it works, Aircraft, Empty legs, On board, Prices, Who flies you, Flight notes, Request a quote. To change the labels or leave sections out, see One-page mode.
Used the old LT Aircoms onepage WordPress theme? It is not sold any more: version 2.0 is one theme for both. Install its Pro edition and turn on one-page mode.
Colours and fonts
Change them in Elementor Site Settings → Global Colors and Global Fonts; the whole site follows.
| Name in Global Colors | Value |
|---|---|
| Windsock orange (leg line, buttons, links) | #A63A0D |
| Altimeter grey (soft text) | #4E5C66 |
| Panel slate (text) | #16222A |
| Windsock (leg line on dark only) | #FF8A4C |
| Chart white (page) | #F2F5F5 |
| Overcast (tinted sections, trip sheet) | #E1E8EA |
| Hairlines | #BFCBD1 |
| Night ramp (dark bands) | #16222A |
| Text on dark | #F2F5F5 |
| Soft text on dark | #ADC0CA |
| Button hover | #7E2A08 |
| Name in Global Fonts | Font |
|---|---|
| Display (headings, airport codes) | Geist |
| Interface (menu, labels, flight data) | Geist |
| Body text | Geist |
| Buttons | Geist |
Form
With WPForms Lite active, the demo import creates the form Trip request on the Request a quote page. Fields: Your name (required), Email (required), Phone (optional), Trip (required), From and to (required), Dates and times (required), Passengers (required), Bags, pets and requests. Email subject: “Charter trip request from the website”. After sending, visitors see: “Thank you. The charter desk will email your written quote, usually within the hour.”
See Contact form for where messages go and how to change the fields.
Demo content to replace
Everything marked with one of these in the demo is sample content: names, numbers, prices and addresses that you replace with your own (or delete):
(sample)Example pricesexample.com(555)Harlow AirSpringfield
- Use the leg device only for real flights: two airport codes, the flight time and the distance. Never as decoration.
- Keep the bright windsock tone for the leg line on dark bands only; never for text on light backgrounds.
- Do not add safety ratings, awards or certificates the company does not hold.
Only publish facts that are true for your business: real prices, opening hours, reviews and qualifications. Pro Unlimited’s launch checker lists every sample marker left on the site.
Photo guide
The demo uses placeholder pictures. Replace each one in Elementor (click it → Choose image) with a photo of about this size; save photos as JPEG or WebP under about 300 KB.
| Picture | Upload size |
|---|---|
| Cabin of a business jet with cream leather seats around a polished table | 1600 × 1200 px |
| Two women working at a table in a private jet cabin | 1600 × 1200 px |
| Two pilots in the cockpit seen from behind, headsets on | 1600 × 1200 px |
| A white business jet parked on the apron under a blue sky | 1600 × 1200 px |
| Passengers walking across the apron to a small jet at sunrise | 1600 × 1200 px |
| Nose of a business jet dusted with snow on a winter airfield at sunset | 1600 × 1200 px |
| A business jet taxiing to the runway between rows of trees | 1600 × 1000 px |
| Snowy mountain peaks seen through an aircraft window | 1600 × 1000 px |
| A mountain runway seen through the windscreen of a small aircraft | 1600 × 1000 px |
| Business jets parked in a row on a quiet airfield | 1600 × 1000 px |
| Leather club seats and a long sofa in a private jet cabin | 1600 × 1000 px |
AI kit (Pro Unlimited)
The AI kit’s AGENTS.md tells an assistant how LT Aircoms is built. The CSS classes it relies on (keep them when you edit):
| CSS class | What it is |
|---|---|
lt-hero | home hero band (headline + the trip sheet) |
lt-chart | chart-white band with a faint graticule (hero only) |
lt-sheet | the trip sheet panel; children lt-sheet__leg (one leg + its meta line) and lt-sheet__total |
lt-leg | the leg device: lt-leg__end (airport code lt-code + place lt-code__place), lt-leg__line (flight time lt-leg__time, distance lt-leg__dist); lt-leg–sm for rows |
lt-steps | the four booking steps (a real sequence); each lt-step with lt-step__no |
lt-class | one cabin class row (name, facts, typical leg) |
lt-empty | one empty-leg row (date, leg, aircraft, price, action) |
lt-route | one row of the route table (leg + flight time per cabin class) |
lt-quote-box | panel beside the price rows (what a quote includes) |
lt-pagehead | inner page heading band |
lt-desk | contact desk block |
lt-price | label + value row |
lt-person | team member (name + role) |
See AI kit for the prompts, the safe edit tool and the launch checker.
Questions about LT Aircoms
Do I need Elementor Pro?
No. LT Aircoms uses only the free Elementor plugin and the free Hello Elementor theme. The header and footer are part of the theme, so you do not need Theme Builder.
Can I list my own empty legs and routes?
Yes. Empty legs and routes are normal Elementor rows: change the airport codes, times and prices in the editor, or ask an AI assistant to do it with the AI kit's safe edit tool.
Will my site look like the demo?
Yes, with Pro: Appearance > Demo import creates every page, the colours, fonts, menu, header and footer. The demo photos are replaced by placeholders you swap for your own.
Does it work for a charter broker as well as an operator?
Yes. The pages talk about aircraft classes and named operators, so they fit a broker, an operator or a company that does both.
What is the difference between Free and Pro?
Free has the design, header and footer, the About and Request a quote pages and the blog. Pro adds the home page, the Charter page and its sub-pages, sample posts, one-click demo import, credit removal, updates and support. Pro Unlimited adds the AI kit.
I have the old LT Aircoms. Is this an update?
It is a new version 2.0 with a new design, built for free Elementor. Your current site keeps working; install 2.0 on a new site or a staging copy and import the demo there.
Also for Joomla
LT Aircoms also exists as a Joomla template: see the LT Aircoms Joomla docs.
Ask AI about LT Aircoms
Ask in your own words. The assistant answers from these docs and links the sections it used.
AI answers can be wrong; check the linked section. Never share passwords or licence keys. Open a ticket