Which risk increases if a tailstrike exceeds the structural tolerance during landing?

💡 Explanation

Exceeding tailstrike tolerances compromises the rear pressure bulkhead because the impact transfers amplified stress to that area through structural coupling. Cracking results, therefore pressurization fails rather than an isolated rudder issue, because tail impact focusses force on the bulkhead.

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