Which consequence results when a tailstrike occurs during takeoff?

💡 Explanation

Increased structural bending moment results from the ground contact because the tailstrike impacts the aircraft's pitch. This induces high loads within the fuselage as a bending moment, therefore causing structural stress, rather than simple aerodynamic effects initially.

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