Which outcome causes increased turbulence during aircraft flight?

💡 Explanation

Increased turbulence happens because lift-induced drag generates wingtip vortices via the **downwash effect**. This reduces lift near the wingtips. Therefore, the aircraft experiences turbulent airflow especially at high angles of attack, rather than a smoother flow.

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