Discussion
The gust alleviation factor is applied because
Answer: A
A real gust builds up over a distance rather than striking instantaneously, and the aircraft starts to accelerate upward during that build-up, which reduces the angle-of-attack change it actually experiences. The factor, always less than one, corrects the idealised sharp-edged gust result.
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