Which mechanism causes premature stall in aircraft wings equipped with leading-edge vortex generators at high angles of attack?

💡 Explanation

Premature stall occurs because when the critical angle of attack is exceeded, the leading-edge vortex generators cause vortex breakdown; this turbulence disrupts airflow, resulting in lift reduction and stall, rather than delaying stall as intended under normal conditions therefore.

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