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Say a chaos lord on jugger with the Axe of KorLath makes a scout move with some hounds.

Opponent goes first, wastes the lord and out appears a bloodthirster. As per new Faq it chooses to appear gliding.

On KDK turn 1, can the bloodthirster now assault ?

Scout says, "A unit that makes a Scout redeployment cannot charge in the first game turn."

Did the Bloodthirster make a Scout redeployment? Nope.

Sounds good to me.

Doesn't the Bloodthirster enter the field via the Deep Strike rules? In which case it can't charge the turn it arrived.

 Imateria wrote:
Doesn't the Bloodthirster enter the field via the Deep Strike rules? In which case it can't charge the turn it arrived.

This is correct, however, I think the OP is referring to one of the KDK relics/special rules that can summon a BT if the character with that relic/rule dies.
So if that happens in the opponent's turn, the BT is fully able to charge in his turn.

Someone please correct me if I am wrong about the timing on that relic/rule.

 Galef wrote:

 Imateria wrote:
Doesn't the Bloodthirster enter the field via the Deep Strike rules? In which case it can't charge the turn it arrived.

This is correct, however, I think the OP is referring to one of the KDK relics/special rules that can summon a BT if the character with that relic/rule dies.
So if that happens in the opponent's turn, the BT is fully able to charge in his turn.

Someone please correct me if I am wrong about the timing on that relic/rule.

Indeed. There is a BT imprisoned within the relic axe that is released when the character dies. So if this happens in the opponents turn the BT is free to charge in the controlling players next turn.