Originally Posted by
henra
In a way, yes. On the other hand the fact that they couldn't reproduce it straight forward shows that it must be a very unlikely combination of factors. Now they eliminated or reduced multiple additional factors besides the obvious one (the Bearing manufacturer - seeing the different rollers in the video gave me shivers - how can so differently radiused rollers be equally suited to the same application?). Personally I would say with all these measures in place the next helicopter to lose an entire MGB will be a different Make/Model. Will it be economically viable? Well that is a good question.
When combined with the low flying hrs the EC225 fleet is likely to accumulate in the foreseeable future, My personal opinion is the same as yours, well as far as another model goes anyway.