The impact of wind on true airspeed is considered to be?

The impact of wind on true airspeed is considered to be negligible because true airspeed is a measure of the actual speed of an aircraft relative to the surrounding air, unaffected by the wind's influence. While wind can affect ground speed, which is the speed of the aircraft over the ground, it does not alter the true airspeed measurement, as true airspeed reflects the aircraft's performance through the air mass.

Outside factors like headwinds or tailwinds do not change the inherent airspeed of the aircraft; they only influence how fast the aircraft is moving over the ground. As a result, for pilots and air traffic controllers focusing on performance metrics and navigation, the effect of wind on true airspeed can be considered insignificant for purposes of flight planning or in-flight adjustments.