I need a knowledgeable aviation writer who can create clear, technically sound material on flight operations right away. These guides will be used by trainee and line pilots, so each piece must balance operational depth with practical readability, referencing current ICAO-, FAA- or EASA-aligned procedures where relevant. Scope The first milestone is a concise, fully referenced technical guide (about 1,500–2,000 words) that walks readers through a specific flight-ops process of your choice—e.g., take-off performance calculations, RNAV approach set-up, abnormal checklist integration, or a similar cockpit-centric subject. Once that is approved, we will roll into additional guides following the same structure. What I will consider a finished deliverable • Accurate terminology and data validated against primary sources (FCOM, AFM, MEL or regulatory documents). • Step-by-step logic that a pilot can follow without additional clarification. • Plain-language explanations where appropriate, supported by diagrams or flow charts if they strengthen comprehension. • Fully proofread, ready-to-publish content delivered in Word or Google Docs. Timing I need the first guide drafted, polished and submitted ASAP; please include in your proposal exactly how many days you require to hit that mark and how many revisions you offer within that window. If you have real-world cockpit or dispatch experience, formal aviation writing samples or an ATP/AME background, let me know—those details will weigh heavily in my selection.