Which consequence results when an aircraft's automatic landing system's flare control experiences delayed altitude readings?

💡 Explanation

A hard landing occurs because with altitude misreporting, the autoland system misjudges height above ground, and fails to properly execute the flare maneuver resulting in a high vertical speed touchdown. Therefore, substantial structural stress happens, rather than a controlled touchdown altitude.

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