Narrative:

While taxiing; I had requested the full length of 20L. Tower acknowledged the request and made it available by having me back taxi 20L from kilo taxiway to the full length. As I was back taxiing the runway I noticed a jet holding short 20R between 20R and 20L. I took note of the jet as I taxied in to the full length take off position; but did not expect it to move while I was behind the jet because ATC was aware of my position. In the full length position I asked tower if I was cleared for takeoff; tower replied 'no; but now you are cleared for takeoff 20L full length. As I was holding the brakes and preparing to apply full take off power I noticed the ground start spinning; or more accurately my aircraft being blown onto the wingtip by the jet blast from the previously mentioned jet moving into its takeoff position. The only thing I could do to maintain control of the aircraft; was apply the crosswind correction. I should have alerted tower to the predicament; but the event happened so fast and I was so overwhelmed that I was only focusing on the aircraft control.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: General aviation pilot reported damage from air carrier jet blast while in position on runway at SNA.

Narrative: While taxiing; I had requested the full Length of 20L. Tower acknowledged the request and made it available by having me back taxi 20L from Kilo taxiway to the full length. As I was back taxiing the runway I noticed a jet holding short 20R between 20R and 20L. I took note of the jet as I taxied in to the full length take off position; but did not expect it to move while I was behind the jet because ATC was aware of my position. In the full length position I asked tower if I was cleared for takeoff; Tower replied 'no; But now you are cleared for takeoff 20L full length. As I was holding the brakes and preparing to apply full take off power I noticed the ground start spinning; or more accurately my aircraft being blown onto the wingtip by the jet blast from the previously mentioned jet moving into its takeoff position. The only thing I could do to maintain control of the aircraft; was apply the crosswind correction. I should have alerted tower to the predicament; but the event happened so fast and I was so overwhelmed that I was only focusing on the aircraft control.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.