Which consequence results when exceeding differential aileron control limits?

💡 Explanation

Uncontrollable adverse yaw results because the differential aileron limit ensures coordinated turns via minimized drag from the down-going aileron; exceeding it causes excessive drag and yaw, therefore overwhelming the rudder's corrective ability, rather than affecting elevator or engine parameters.

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