Which risk increases when fuel pressure decays during aircraft maneuvers?

💡 Explanation

A flameout risk rises because decreasing fuel pressure causes fuel pulsation via the vapor-lock mechanism leading to lean combustion. Therefore, complete engine shutdown results, rather than, say, lubrication failure or exhaust system damage.

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