Which consequence results when an aircraft's wing stall strips are damaged during pre-flight?

💡 Explanation

Reduced control surface effectiveness occurs because stall strips induce a controlled stall at the wing root section, rather than the tip, ensuring ailerons maintain lift. Therefore controllability is sustained near stall, rather than the dangerous tip stall that could occur.

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