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1. Qatar AirwaysÂ
https://www.qatarairways.com/en/homepage.html
Qatar Airways’ website captures luxury travel through cinematic visuals, elegant typography, and smooth animations. The deep burgundy palette evokes sophistication, while seamless scrolling and high-quality imagery create an immersive journey that mirrors the brand’s premium in-flight experience.
Things we love about this web design
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Cinematic travel visuals
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Luxurious color palette
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Smooth, immersive transitions
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2. United Airlines
United’s website uses blue as its core emotion driver, evoking calm, trust, and sky travel. The palette ranges from deep navy to light sky blue, layered across gradients, headers, and buttons. This creates a feeling of fluid motion and professional polish that mirrors its brand identity.
Things we love about this web design
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Rich blue gradients with clean white contrast
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Blue highlights guiding navigation flow
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Polished, air-inspired atmosphere
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3. Singapore AirlineÂ
The bottom collage on Singapore Airlines’ site stitches together a vivid tapestry of destinations, lifestyle shots, and cabin experiences. Image tiles vary in size, creating a patchwork effect. Hovering reveals subtle overlays. Darker tones contrast bright travel scenes, giving drama and inviting exploration.
Things we love about this web design
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Dynamic image patchwork collage
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Interactive overlay on hover
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Balanced contrast mixing light and dark scenes
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4. STARLUX Airlines
https://www.starlux-airlines.com/en-Global
STARLUX’s layout feels premium and organized, using large edge-to-edge visuals balanced by clean white spaces and centered typography. The navigation stays steady while each section unfolds like a magazine spread, blending luxury branding with modern flight utility.
Things we love about this web design
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Elegant grid and spacing
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Full-width visuals that command attention
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Smooth, layered section transitions
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5. Korean Air
Korean Air’s website feels uplifting and modern. The layout uses large hero visuals paired with clean iconography. Scrolling reveals layered content blocks that keep things dynamic. Plenty of white space lets key information breathe. Buttons and hover effects are crisp and responsive, giving the whole site a fresh, breezy polish.
Things we love about this web design
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Bright hero images with clean framing
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Dynamic section blocks that alternate layout
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Crisp interaction feedback on hovers
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6. Cebu Pacific Air
https://www.cebupacificair.com/
Cebu Pacific’s homepage pops with vibrant energy through its playful layout and cheerful color splashes. Animated banner slides reveal promos with bold typography, then sections shift between image-led stories and text-driven offers. Hover states give buttons a bounce, making interaction feel joyful and lively.
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7. Philippine Airlines
https://www.philippineairlines.com/
Philippine Airlines features a centered layout that draws the eye straight to its booking section and navigation. Every element feels neatly aligned, creating order and clarity. The consistent symmetry and soft gradients give the site a composed, premium atmosphere.
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Clean centralized structure
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Elegant visual symmetry
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Subtle gradients add polish
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8. Qantas
Qantas uses bold red accents to embody energy and national pride while maintaining a sleek, modern interface. The color serves as both brand anchor and directional guide, standing out against white and gray backgrounds. Clear hierarchy and polished typography enhance navigation ease.
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Confident red branding
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Clean visual hierarchy
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Polished, intuitive layout
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9. KLM Philippines
KLM Philippines’ website presents a clean, efficient booking interface up front. The layout uses crisp blues and white space to inspire trust. Hero image of Amsterdam underlines destination promise. Booking forms, promos, and service options are sectioned clearly so users move fluidly from inspiration to action.
Things we love about this web design
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Clean separation between promo and booking areas
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Trust-instilling use of blue and white
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Clear paths from hero to deals
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10. American Airlines
https://www.aa.com/homePage.do
American Airlines’ homepage strikes a balance between utility and aspirational travel. The search-panel is front and center delivering what most users want first. Navigation menus are clear and comprehensive. Content blocks are large, with high-quality hero images and consistent spacing.
Things we love about this web design
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Central flight booking panel for immediate action
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Clean image-led content blocks
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Visible social proof and rewards info
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These are my favourites.
BONUS: Wix
URL: wix.com
Although this one shouldn't be on the list - I couldn't keep this one from you. Wix has amazing website themes and leads by example. Their own homepage looks stunning.
What can you learn from this great website
- Playful design
- Clear call to actions
- Great user experience
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FAQ
What makes a good airline website?
An airline website should have a minimalistic design, be easy to navigate and include a lot of social proof. Have a look at this page for great example websites.
How to create an airline website?
- Analyze the best examples on this page
- Make notes of what you like – and what you don’t like
- Design your own site with this drag & drop website builderÂ
- Publish your website with our recommended hosting platform.
How much does an airline website cost?
A web designer will charge anywhere between $1800 and $4800 for a decent website. However, this article will teach you to do it yourself for less than $100.
What information is needed on an airline website?
Your website will need at least the following pages: ‘Home, About us, Contact, Timetable. To create trust with your visitor it’s important to show lots of pictures and videos of your classes.