Which outcome increases in a fly-by-wire aircraft when airspeed decays below the preprogrammed minimum?

💡 Explanation

Excessive control surface oscillations will increase because active flutter control relies on sufficient airspeed for aerodynamic damping. Therefore, control surfaces become prone to rapid, divergent movements, rather than maintaining stability at lower speeds.

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