Which consequence results when aircraft automatic landing systems experience excessive radio interference during final approach?

💡 Explanation

Excessive interference disrupts the "flare" maneuver performed by the autopilot system, causing the aircraft to land with excessive vertical speed due to degradation of radar altimeter data; therefore runway overrun occurs rather than soft touchdown occurring normally. This would cause high aerodynamic stress

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