Which risk increases when Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull releases excessive tephra?

💡 Explanation

Aircraft engine flameout risk increases due to Absorption and Re-emission of incoming heat in turbine sections, because tephra introduced to jet engines melts and solidifies on turbine blades impairing airflow, therefore leading to engine failure, rather than other global effects.

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