In bars SR 2, what is required to fulfill the criteria for a different flight element?

To fulfill the criteria for a different flight element in the context of the bars SR 2, a minimum of a B-level skill is required. In gymnastics, flight elements are categorized by their difficulty levels, and each level corresponds to specific expectations regarding the complexity and execution of the skill.

A B-level flight element generally signifies a certain level of difficulty that judges look for to ensure that the gymnast is demonstrating an appropriate range of skills. This not only reflects the gymnast's technical ability but also contributes to the overall score in a routine.

In contrast, A-level skills are considered basic and do not meet the criteria for differentiating flight elements adequately, while C and D levels not only exceed the requirement but may also imply additional complexity that is not necessary for fulfilling the specific criterion of SR 2. Therefore, the requirement of a minimum B-level skill ensures that the gymnast's performance incorporates the necessary challenge and flair as expected at this competitive level.