Which risk increases when active rudder control loses effectiveness during an aircraft landing?

💡 Explanation

Runway excursion risk escalates because crosswind correction relies on the active rudder to maintain directional control; therefore loss of this control necessitates greater pilot compensation, rather than other irrelevant aircraft changes because mechanical systems rely on correct angles.

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