EASA NAV(A)basic
If an aircraft lands on an Austrian airfield at 1430 local time in July (CEST = UTC+2), what time is entered in the logbook?
Answer
1230
Explanation
July local time is CEST, which is UTC+2. Subtract two hours from 1430 to record **1230 UTC**. **Key takeaway:** Aviation logbook times use UTC in this question. **Glossary:** CEST: Central European Summer Time, UTC+2.
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