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Airline — Private Charter Landing

A discreet, luxury private-charter and jet-card landing page for the fictional Méridian Air. Black, champagne, and slate with an elegant serif set the bespoke tone across a request-a-quote hero, a tabbed fleet showcase spanning light, midsize, and heavy jets, three membership tiers, a four-step on-demand process, a concierge section, and a full quote form. Vanilla JS drives tab switching, scroll reveals, form validation, and a toast confirmation.

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Private Charter Landing

A full marketing landing page for Méridian Air, a fictional private-charter and jet-card brand. The aesthetic leans into a black, champagne, and slate palette with a Cormorant Garamond serif for an exclusive, discreet, bespoke feel — Inter with tabular figures handles flight specs, prices, and step numbers. A sticky dark navigation, a split hero with an inline quick-quote rail, and a credentials strip open the page; tabular hero stats and ARGUS Platinum badges set the status-forward tone.

The fleet section is interactive: three tabs (light, midsize, heavy) swap the aircraft card — name, description, passenger/range/cruise/price specs — alongside a matching feature list, with a subtle re-entrance animation on each switch. Below it, three jet-card tiers (Voyager, Meridian, Zenith) highlight the most-chosen plan, a four-step on-demand process explains request-to-runway, and a concierge section pairs lifestyle services with a member testimonial.

Two forms share logic: the hero rail carries the route and date into the full quote form below and scrolls to it, while the main form validates required fields and email format inline, simulates submission with a disabled-button state, and confirms with a personalised toast. Everything is vanilla JS — scroll-reveal via IntersectionObserver, a reusable toast() helper, a mobile burger menu, and date inputs pinned to today — and the layout reflows cleanly down to ~360px.

Illustrative UI only — fictional airline, not a real booking or flight system.