Which risk increases when helicopter rotor downwash induces ground turbulence?

💡 Explanation

Increased ground turbulence impacts a helicopter because random pressure fluctuations accelerate fatigue crack propagation, rather than causing engine failure or changing aerodynamics directly. Turbulent airflow produces stochastic loading; therefore, the primary risk becomes accelerated fatigue failures, rather than immediate control losses via stall.

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