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Our team

Specialists, editors and one very long checklist

The guidebook is maintained by a small distributed team. Roles are published so you know who is accountable for what — and so corrections reach the right desk quickly.

Colleagues reviewing documents together in a bright workspace

Roles

Who maintains which part of the guidebook

We publish roles rather than personal profiles: responsibility for accuracy sits with a function, and it stays there when individuals change.

  • Editorial Director

    Standards, corrections, publication sign-off

    Owns the editorial policy, approves every rule-sensitive page before publication and maintains the correction log.

  • Airline Policy Lead

    Conditions of carriage, fare rules, loyalty terms

    Tracks carrier documentation across more than 180 airlines and flags material policy changes for re-review.

  • Regulatory Researcher

    Passenger rights, compensation frameworks

    Follows civil aviation authority publications and international conventions covering disruption and liability.

  • Airports & Operations Editor

    Terminals, connections, ground handling

    Maintains airport guides, minimum connection guidance and transfer timings using operator documentation.

  • Documents Specialist

    Passports, visas, entry authorizations

    Monitors entry requirement changes and keeps the Travel Documents chapter aligned with official notices.

  • Reader Support Lead

    Inbound questions, escalation, feedback loop

    Answers reader questions and feeds recurring gaps back into the editorial roadmap.

Contributors

We work with practitioners

Former cabin crew, ground operations staff, corporate travel managers and accessibility advisors review chapters in their areas. Contributions are credited on the pages they affect and are never sponsored.