Landing Signal Officers USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78)

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Video by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ruben Reed USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78)

Every carrier landing made by US pilots is graded for safety and technique, using a complex shorthand to denote what each aircraft did during various phases of each approach. Approaches are divided into parts:

The 90 – when the aircraft has approximately 90 degrees of turn until lined up with the centerline.
The Start – generally from when the aircraft crosses the wake and/or the pilot "calls the ball" at around ¾ mile.
The Middle – from about ½ to ¼ mile.
In Close – from about ¼ mile to 1/10 mile.
At the Ramp – from when the aircraft crosses the round-down of the flight deck until touchdown.
In the Wires – from touchdown until stopped

Deviations from optimal glideslope, centerline, and angle of attack are noted for each phase, resulting in an overall grade. Grades are debriefed to each pilot by the LSO teams after each cycle. Average grades are computed for each pilot, resulting in a highly competitive pecking order of pilot landing skill throughout the airwing.

F/A-18 Super Hornets conduct flight operations onboard USS GeraldR.Ford (CVN 78). (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Ruben Reed)
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