In a fly-by-wire aircraft, which consequence results when electrical interference disrupts the control signals?

💡 Explanation

Erroneous commands are sent to the flight control surfaces because the electronic signals are corrupted; the mechanism is signal interference. The plane misinterprets the pilot's inputs, therefore, commands become unpredictable, rather than resulting in drag, engine issues or fuel efficiency changes.

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