Which unstable outcome can materialize during transonic flight due to uncoordinated aileron inputs?

💡 Explanation

Aileron reversal occurs because, at transonic speeds, exceeding critical Mach number creates shockwaves; this changes pressure distribution; therefore, the aileron input causes the wing to twist downward, rather than upward, and oscillation can happen causing the system to be unstable.

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