Where is the taxi light located on the aircraft?

The taxi light on the aircraft is located on the right main landing gear strut. This position is specifically chosen for several operational reasons. When the taxi light is situated on the right side, it provides sufficient illumination of the taxiway during ground operations, aiding in visibility for the pilot and ensuring better awareness of surroundings during taxiing. Additionally, having the light on the landing gear strut helps to keep the center of gravity balanced while still allowing effective lighting without obstructing other navigational or operational functions of the aircraft.

In contrast, the other options do not align with the typical standard positioning of landing lights on aircraft, which adhere to set industry practices to enhance safety and functionality. The left main landing gear strut is traditionally reserved for other lighting configurations, the aft fuselage is not typically a location that would allow effective lighting for taxiing, and wingtip lights usually serve different purposes, such as navigation rather than taxiing.