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Aspect warriors appear in squads, lead by exarchs right?

Crimson Hunter Interception (Flyer Wing)

Formation: 3-5 Crimson Hunters
The command vehicle must take the exarch upgrade and may take exarch powers, no other vehicle may take the exarch upgrade.

Interception: Crimson Hunter targets are enemy flying formations, intercepting these formations before they strike the other Eldar forces are what the Aspect Warriors have trained for. Once per battle, if the Crimson Hunter Interception is in strategic reserve, it may enter the battlefield (by normal movement rules for flyers entering the battlefield) in response to an enemy; Flyer Wing, Super-Heavy Flyer or Gargantuan Flying Creature entering from strategic reserve. This special movement is done in the enemy movement phase. The Crimson Hunter Interception may immediatley shoot at the target enemy formation (it may not shoot at any other targets). After this shooting has been resolved, continue the enemy movement phase as usual.

What do you think?

That seems pretty much in line with other apoc formations. I like it.