Which consequence results when significant crosswind occurs during aircraft flare?

💡 Explanation

Adverse yaw increases when strong crosswind induces asymmetric drag at touchdown; the aircraft rotates because yaw control authority is exceeded, therefore directional drift becomes likely after landing, rather than immediately experiencing drag differences from the ground or spontaneous engine failure.

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