Which risk increases when differential control linkage fails in an aircraft?

💡 Explanation

Uncoordinated turns are more prevalent because the differential control linkage, which normally assists coordinated aileron and rudder movements, malfunctions; this disables coordinated control, therefore making manual turns difficult rather than problems like aileron reversal, elevator flutter, or even rudder lock.

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