Which consequence results when an aircraft's inertial mass increases at relativistic speeds?

💡 Explanation

A relativistic increase in inertial mass (defined by mass-energy equivalence) necessarily increases a body's gravitational field. General relativity tells us this occurs via spacetime curvature, because mass and energy warp spacetime and we're explicitly considering *relativistic* effects, rather than altering lift or efficiency.

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