Which risk significantly increases during aircraft landing due to inadequate slat deployment?

💡 Explanation

Inadequate slat deployment increases the risk of stalling speed and mushing because it reduces wing camber and therefore decreases lift (angle of attack). Reducing lift can cause a stall rather than smooth airflow, especially at slow landing speeds.

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