What failure results when an aircraft's stall strip accumulates excessive ice?

💡 Explanation

The stall strip trips airflow, causing early separation above the ailerons; excessive ice alters its geometry. Therefore, aileron effectiveness decreases first, because the stall happens earlier than intended leading to reduced control, rather than directly causing turbulence or other control failures.

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