How can excessive airspeed affect aircraft assembly and rigging?

Excessive airspeed can significantly impact aircraft assembly and rigging by leading to overstressing components and potential failure. When an aircraft operates beyond its designed speed limitations, structural components such as wings, fuselage, and control surfaces may experience forces that exceed their design parameters. This overstress can result in material fatigue, deformation, or even catastrophic structural failure.

Furthermore, the stresses imposed by high airspeeds can also affect dynamically responsive systems like control surfaces, potentially leading to a situation where they can no longer function effectively or safely. Therefore, maintaining appropriate airspeed within design limits is crucial for the integrity and safety of the aircraft's assembly and rigging.