Decoding the Airbus Starflex Rotor: A Pilot's Guide

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Thanks sir for this interesting presentation.

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Thanks!

[@JoseHernandez-eo3wu]

So coorrectly what type rotor is for as350?

[@EUROSAFETYTRAINING]

It is a Starflex design

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Thanks!

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Will your app be available for Android?

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One of our many projects for years has been completely redoing the app... and yes when we finish it will be for android also

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[@JoseHernandez-eo3wu]

Is semi-rigid by the design of the starflex then what would be the type of real design of the main rotor

[@SonicGerkin]

I guess in the European way of thinking the Starflex is neither fully-rigid nor fully articulate, so the only option left is semi-rigid :-)

[@EUROSAFETYTRAINING]

Really its neither. For instance.... there is the fully articulated system .... its on many different makes of helicopters. That system is owned by Sikorsky... you pay when you use. Starflex is another system. Considered different design. Its design type is Starflex. When the French described it as semi rigid they were describing its flexibility.... not its name.

[@SonicGerkin]

@@EUROSAFETYTRAINING Interesting, thanks!