Recreational Pilot Licence · Practice

While taxiing behind a large turboprop that has begun its take-off run, the principal hazard to a light aircraft is:

• A.Fuel vapour inhalation through the cabin air vents from the aircraft ahead
• B.A crosswind from the runway surface disturbing directional control during taxi
• C.Gust or propeller blast that may upset the aircraft on the ground.
• D.Wing-tip vortices — vortex wake is the primary hazard when following in the air