Missed that
Thanks gB. I missed that. It does change my perception and increase my level of concern. I'm still not sure that loss of one rotor blade would lead to no fuselage damage and separation of the other rotor blade.
I just hope this is not yet another case of disbonding leading to blade failure and another loss of life. I'll wait for the initial report before further comments, but I have been waiting for three years for one airworthiness authority to release the report on the investigation I was involved in. It is so frustrating to sit aside and know of a significant issue but not being able to openly discuss it without the legal cover provided by the final report.I stress that my concerns may not be applicable in this case, and I certainly hope that is the case.
Regards
Blakmax