Aviation Company Flight Search & Booking provides a flight-search widget built around Gravity Forms for aviation companies, airlines, and private charter operators; GF-based aviation company flight search and booking widget plugin for WordPress aviation company websites. This widget extends Gravity Forms and is suitable for all types of aviation companies, i.e., for regular commercial airlines as well as private charter jets.
The plugin (with all plans) can:
Pro (paid) Plan Perks:
The plugin requires Gravity Forms to be installed and active.
Configure the plugin from:
Settings > Aviation Company Flight Search & Booking
Available settings include:
Airport choices can be configured through the plugin settings using the expected airport-name/code format.
After changing airport lists, verify the corresponding Gravity Forms fields and front-end widget.
For email notifications associated with flight-search form submissions, configure the aviation company’s name in Settings > General > Site Title if that is the name you want WordPress/Gravity Forms notifications to use as the site name.
Gravity Forms is the form-processing layer for the flight-search workflow.
The plugin creates a form and uses its entries when processing flight-search requests.
The plugin validates relevant flight-search values. Site administrators should also configure Gravity Forms’ own retention, notification, and privacy settings as appropriate.
The plugin uses WordPress security practices including input validation/sanitization, output escaping, Settings API sanitization, and protected administration settings.
Keep WordPress, PHP, Gravity Forms, and other installed software up to date.
The plugin can process flight-search information submitted through Gravity Forms.
The plugin does not replace the site’s own privacy policy. Site administrators are responsible for documenting the site’s complete data flows, retention practices, notifications, and third-party services.
The plugin provides privacy-policy guidance for these data flows in the WordPress administration area.
Check that Gravity Forms is active, airport codes and dates are valid, and that passenger count is valid. Check WordPress/PHP logs and browser developer tools for errors.