Which risk to aircraft control increases greatly due to atmospheric turbulence during flight?

💡 Explanation

Uncommanded control reversal risk increases because turbulence induces **flutter**, an aeroelastic instability of wing structures. Flutter couples aerodynamic forces to structural vibrations, therefore causing violent oscillations of control surfaces and potential loss of control, rather than simple friction effects.

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