Which risk increases when an aircraft's elevon control surfaces experience irreversible actuator jamming?

💡 Explanation

Compromised lateral stability risk escalates because irreversible hydraulic flow disruption induces differential drag during what should be a simultaneous movement; elevon lock-up upsets designed force balance. Therefore, asymmetric stall arises rather than expected synchronized responses because linked movement is now obstructed.

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