Which risk increases when calibrating accelerometers inside aircraft?

💡 Explanation

Gravitational field variation leads to errors because the Equivalence Principle dictates acceleration and gravity are indistinguishable; therefore, local variations cause miscalibration rather than simple inertial frame issues under constant acceleration. EM and thermals are less impactful.

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