Which risk increases sharply when a commercial aircraft executing an autoland experiences strong tailwinds near touchdown?

💡 Explanation

The risk of runway overrun rises sharply due to increased ground speed at touchdown because the aircraft's kinetic energy surpasses the braking capacity through the autobrake system; therefore, an overrun risk occurs rather than stopping safely, especially given constraints.

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