Aileron reversal at high speed occurs when:

The pilot applies insufficient aileron

Wing twist from aileron loads overpowers the aileron rolling moment, rolling the aircraft in the opposite direction

Correct

The ailerons mechanically jam

The hydraulic system fails

Explanation

At very high speeds, the aerodynamic force on a deflected aileron can twist the wing sufficiently to reverse the net rolling effect.

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