Which of the following is an example of LAHSO phraseology to hold short of an intersecting runway?

• A. Runway Three Six Cleared to Land, Hold Short of Runway Three Three, Traffic, Boeing Seven Thirty-Seven, Departing Runway Three Three
• B. Turn Left Next Taxiway
• C. Runway Three Six Cleared to Land, Hold Short of Runway Three Three
• D. Hold Short of Runway Three Three

Answer: (A)

LAHSO phraseology requires clear instruction that an arriving aircraft will land and hold short of an intersecting runway, with enough detail for situational awareness. The best example includes the landing clearance, the exact runway to hold short of, and the additional traffic information plus the departing runway, so the pilot knows what to expect and where the other operations are. In this case, “Runway 36 Cleared to Land, Hold Short of Runway 33, Traffic, Boeing 737, Departing Runway 33” provides all parts: it confirms the landing clearance, identifies the intersecting runway to hold short of, informs the pilot about traffic, and states which runway is departing. The other options fail because they omit essential elements: some do not present LAHSO in the required format, others lack either the traffic information or the departing runway detail, making the instruction incomplete for safe holding short.