Which outcome results when aerodynamic stall surpasses critical AoA?

💡 Explanation

Separation occurs because exceeding critical AoA leads to adverse pressure gradients, driving boundary layer separation – the 'Adverse Pressure Gradient' mechanism. Therefore, lift rapidly declines and a steep rise in drag occurs, rather than remaining attached or laminar.

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