EASA NAV(A)basic
1600 in a time zone defined as UTC+2 is 1800 UTC.
Answer
false
Explanation
UTC+2 local time is two hours ahead of UTC, so the conversion is 1600 minus two hours, or 1400 UTC. **Key takeaway:** Subtract a positive UTC offset to convert local time to UTC. **Glossary:** **UTC offset**: The signed difference between local time and UTC.
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