Practice question
What is an aerodynamic stall of an aircraft wing, and what primarily causes it?
- Flow separation and a substantial loss of lift when the wing's critical angle of attack is exceeded
- The structural failure of the wing spar under high G-loads during maneuvering
- The engine flameout due to interrupted airflow at high angles of bank
- The compressibility effects of approaching Mach 1 during a high-speed descent
Answer: A — Flow separation and a substantial loss of lift when the wing's critical angle of attack is exceeded
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