I should know this but don't

[tinkerbellandeeyor]

I ticket says I land around 9:48pm is that CA time or FL I should add that I am flying out of FL

 

[sam_gordon]

I'm 99% sure airline times are always given in local time. So, a 5 hour flight leaving MCO at noon and landing in CA, would arrive at 2pm (12p + 5 hour flight time - 3 hour time change = 2pm).

 

[MissManda]

Pretty sure it's the local time where you land.

 

[Tara]

I ticket says I land around 9:48pm is that CA time or FL I should add that I am flying out of FL

Times are always local, so the time listed for your landing is the time it will be in that location when you land. So if you are flying into California, the time listed is Pacific Time. If you are flying out of Florida, the time of your takeoff is listed as Eastern Time (or Central if you're in the panhandle).

 

[tinkerbellandeeyor]

so it will feel like 2:45am my time that is what I figured thanks

 

[LBIJim]

Departures and arrivals are always listed in the local times. That's why you can leave, say, Atlanta at 9am and arrive in Nashville at 8:50am. Or depart Tokyo at 3pm Tuesday and arrive in Los Angeles at 10am that same Tuesday.

Jim

 

[DebbieB]

I ticket says I land around 9:48pm is that CA time or FL I should add that I am flying out of FL

so it will feel like 2:45am my time that is what I figured thanks

9:45pm pacific time is 12:45am eastern. 3 hours difference.

 

[sam_gordon]

9:45pm pacific time is 12:45am eastern. 3 hours difference.

I think tinkerbell is from "across the pond".