Which increased hazard faces pilots activating thrust reversers in-flight?

💡 Explanation

Activating thrust reversers in-flight prompts engine instability because the deployed buckets disrupt airflow; compressor stall emerges as reversed airflow overwhelms the compressor, rather than shifting CG or reducing control authority therefore represents the most imminent danger.

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