Which risk increases when aerodynamic surfaces encounter separated turbulent flow?

💡 Explanation

A separated turbulent flow on a control surface reduces its effectiveness because flow separation and erratic pressure distribution diminishes the control force; therefore, aerodynamic authority decreases rather than remaining constant, and laminar flow prevents this effect.

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