Which effect occurs when the landing gear of transport aircraft rapidly cycles during flight due to a control system malfunction?

💡 Explanation

Rapid gear cycling causes alternating airflow disturbances. This triggers *aerodynamic flutter* of the wing and tail because control surfaces oscillate violently; therefore flutter emerges rather than brake or engine troubles under standard temperature due to direct airflow dynamics.

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