Which risk increases when a stall fence on an aircraft wing is damaged during flight?

💡 Explanation

Asymmetric roll control loss rises because airflow separation and stalling occurs unevenly; stall fences manage spanwise flow and delay stalls via vortex generation. Therefore loss of fence integrity allows uncontrolled separation, rather than maintaining predictable stall progression with aileron authority.

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