Depends on the mode. AES-CTR encrypts an increasing counter to make a keystream, then xors that with the plaintext to make the ciphertext, or with the ciphertex

Depends on the mode. AES-CTR encrypts an increasing counter to make a keystream, then xors that with the plaintext to make the ciphertext, or with the ciphertext to make the plaintext. Any consistent error in encryption will lead to a consistently wrong keystream, which will round-trip successfully. It's possible other modes have this property because of the structure of the cipher itself, but that's way out of my league.