Which risk increases when a pilot commands rapid, full aileron deflection at high airspeed?

💡 Explanation

Aileron reversal occurs because significant deflection at high speeds twists the wing, decreasing the angle of attack, thereby reducing lift rather than increasing it as intended. Therefore, control is compromised, rather than other control surfaces unexpectedly failing.

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