Which outcome occurs when a fighter jet's flight control system incorrectly interprets pilot yaw commands at transonic speeds?

💡 Explanation

Dutch roll oscillations increase, because above a certain speed the damping effect lessens. This causes increased lateral-directional instability, leading to coupling motions affecting roll/yaw, therefore the oscillations increase, rather than safe behavior caused when coordinated properly.

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