Job/Position: Senior Writer & Content Strategist
Location: France
Amy Lancelotte is a Senior Content Writer and editorial contributor at AirAdvisor with over seven years of experience producing research-based articles for international audiences. Her work focuses on travel, aviation, and air passenger rights, with an emphasis on factual accuracy, verified data, and clear, reader-first explanations.
Amy specialises in long-form guides, regulatory explainers, and industry-focused articles that help travellers understand complex topics such as flight disruptions, passenger compensation rules, and international travel requirements. She is experienced in translating regulatory information into practical, accessible content for everyday readers.
Since 2016, Amy has worked as a professional writer and editor, contributing to recognised travel and digital publications. Her portfolio includes destination guides, visa and travel regulation explainers, and data-informed industry content published on platforms such as: Pilot, Bounce, Giggster, Slice Life, and Nomadic Expert.
Her international experience living and working in Canada, England, Italy, and France has given her first-hand insight into cross-border travel, aviation systems, and the practical realities of modern air travel.
Amy’s work is grounded in official regulations, primary sources, and trusted industry data. Her editorial process includes:
She prioritises clarity, factual consistency, and responsible reporting in all published materials.
Ask any Canadian what is the country’s largest airline and the most likely answer is Air Canada. And those people would be right. But, there are other players in the market, so we set out to see how the 6 largest airlines in Canada stack up with each other in terms of passengers and fleet...
Amy Lancelotte, 14.07.2025
6 minutes readTo establish the busiest airports in the US for 2025, our team reviewed passenger numbers, average daily flights, total aircraft movements, and the number of airlines that use each airport. To dive deeper, we also looked at whether there was a correlation between size and busyness. The findings may...
Amy Lancelotte, 04.05.2026
7 minutes readMost people likely think that the largest airline in the UK is either easyJet or British Airways. And those people are correct. We reviewed 4 main categories to see which UK airline serves the most passengers and destinations, which earns the most revenue, and which has the largest fleet. The...
Amy Lancelotte, 21.01.2025
5 minutes readThere are more than 5,000 different airlines worldwide. Some are small regional carriers and others are huge airline groups that carry hundreds of millions of passengers annually. We set out to determine once and for all which airline is the biggest. This is based on 6 different categories:...
Amy Lancelotte, 13.11.2025
9 minutes readHave you ever wondered about America’s biggest airlines? We have, so we put together a list that takes into account annual passengers, daily flights, fleet size, and available destinations. Although the top 4 largest airlines in the US might be somewhat obvious, we’re getting to the...
Amy Lancelotte, 14.11.2025
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