Which consequence results when aeration disrupts a jet engine's fuel control valve?

💡 Explanation

Lean combustion and engine surge results from aeration introducing gas bubbles, which causes the fuel control valve to deliver less fuel than mandated by "metering", because the volume displaced includes air, therefore, air-fuel mixture leans rather than being optimized, potentially creating uneven burn.

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