An earlier war end and naval aviation

Would a decisive British victory at Jutland change the development of aircraft carriers and naval aviation?

Potentially: an earlier peace could prevent the RAF from forming on its historical timetable, while keeping aircraft under Royal Navy control could accelerate a distinctly naval carrier programme based on experiments such as Furious.

An earlier end to the war could remove the pressure that produced the RAF in April 1918. Sturdee had reservations about sea-based aircraft falling under another service, though the longer-term outcome remains uncertain. Carrier development might continue or accelerate inside the Royal Navy through projects such as Furious instead of following the same inter-service settlement. This is a distant consequence of the Jutland scenario and remains conditional.