Which risk dramatically increases when a fly-by-wire aircraft's dissimilar redundancy fails?

💡 Explanation

Elevator reversal is dangerous because mode confusion affects pilot commands, leading to unintended aircraft pitch changes via misinterpretation of control stick input; therefore, an incorrect or opposite response jeopardizes the flight envelope rather than creating immediate structural problems as dissimilar redundancy is disabled.

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