Which risk increases when hydraulic fluid lines experience aeration within an aircraft's flight control system?

💡 Explanation

Aeration introduces compressible gases, leading to a spongy feel and time delay due to fluid volume changes; this is 'hydraulic lock'. Because the pressure is used to precisely move control surfaces, this causes severely reduces actuator responsiveness, therefore compromising aircraft controls rather than other issues.

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