What result may occur from a strong forward-center pressure relative to center of gravity?

A strong forward center of gravity (CG) can impact the stability and control of the aircraft. When the CG is too far forward, it tends to require a higher angle of attack to maintain level flight. This increased angle of attack can contribute to a situation where the aircraft may approach its critical angle of attack more rapidly, thereby increasing the risk of a stall.

In this scenario, the aircraft's handling characteristics may become compromised, as a forward CG often results in heavier control forces, particularly on the elevator. As a result, pilots may struggle to maintain controlled flight, leading to conditions that are conducive to a stall. It's essential to ensure that the CG remains within the aircraft’s specified limits to preserve safe flying characteristics and prevent such adverse effects.

Understanding these dynamics is crucial for pilots, as they directly relate to the performance and safety of the aircraft in various flight conditions.