Which risk increases when an aircraft exceeds critical speed?

💡 Explanation

Increased turbulence occurs because exceeding critical speed amplifies boundary layer separation. Enhanced energy dissipation then affects control surfaces, therefore turbulent flow increases, rather than pressure adjusting, skin optimizing, or induced drag mitigating.

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