Which risk increases when a jet engine's inlet airflow exceeds critical limits?

💡 Explanation

Turbulent airflow at high angles of attack will disrupt airflow through the compressor during compressor stall because boundary layer separation. Resulting vibrations damage the engine; therefore stall is likely, rather than stable combustion because excess air won't allow stoichiometric ideal performance.

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