What will happen if the fuel dump continues without intervention?

If the fuel dump continues without intervention, a complete fuel loss will occur. Fuel dumping is typically a procedure used to reduce the weight of the aircraft to enable safer landings or to meet maximum landing weight requirements. When fuel is actively dumped, the fuel tanks are being emptied, and if this operation is allowed to continue without stopping, the aircraft will eventually run out of fuel entirely.

This scenario poses several dangers, including the potential for engine flameouts due to fuel starvation, which can lead to a loss of thrust necessary for maintaining flight. Thus, it's critical for pilots to monitor and manage fuel levels carefully during this operation to prevent unintended complete fuel loss.