Which stability risk increases when an aircraft's elevons experience actuator saturation?

💡 Explanation

Unrecoverable Dutch roll oscillations increases because actuator saturation limits available control authority for yaw damping via the elevons. Therefore, the oscillations amplify rather than diminish because of the degraded yaw control effectiveness at the limit.

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