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In the Y'Vahra experimental rules it states the model can move as a swooping monstrous creature, but it also says this represents more of a bounding leap than true flight. RAI, seems enemy units would fire at him with full BS. Just making sure, snap shots or no?

No snap shot, use regular BS, the model moves as a flying MC ends immediately after its move.

Best way to read and explain the rule to people. Also incorporates the flechette attack. All the nonsense about moving like a swooping mc with no swooping mc rules are moot really.

"The Y'Vahra can choose to move 12-24" using its Vectored Thrust Array. This special movement may not be used in two consecutive turns. At the end of this move or when arriving from deepstrike you may choose a single unengaged enemy unit within 6" to suffer a flechette attack using the following profile."

Full BS.