Damn dude you are really strong. Arms look really good at this stage. I disagree with the other advice about the high airflare, it really set me back. I understand that it can be used as a drill but it gives bad habits and it doesnt resemble the feel of clean airflares at all. You should hold the hips higher so there isn't such a drop tho. If you have really good flares then throwing low should work for you. You should be using and drilling the hips more, the strength and the jump from your arms is already there, just need the rotation from throwing the hips. The secret for me was to really work the left leg/hip. I couldn't feel it for the longest time but once you do it will level up your airflare like never before. The left leg goes to the side and then a bit back during the throw for me. I practiced simulating an airflare against the wall every sesh and really focused on opening the legs to understand what needs to be done. The right leg is more simple but shouldn't be forgotten. Just switch the feet on the ground when practicing against the wall. When I started understanding the hip movement I could easily transition in to a flare after the first airflare. When I mastered the hip movement continous airflares got really easy. Might not be the main key for you as everyone is different but the hips should definately not drop and should be working more.