Practice question
What is the primary danger to an aircraft encountering low-level wind shear during final approach?
- Rapid changes in airspeed and flight path that may exceed the aircraft's available performance margin
- An increase in fuel consumption due to tailwind assistance
- Loss of satellite navigation GPS signals in the cockpit
- An increase in engine oil temperature due to headwind changes
Answer: A — Rapid changes in airspeed and flight path that may exceed the aircraft's available performance margin
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