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Travel arrival time calculator
Find the local arrival date and time from a departure and travel duration, or check elapsed time between two ticket times across time zones and the date line.
Plan or check a trip
Ticket departure and arrival times are normally local to their respective places. Enter the full date at both ends.
Choose the IANA zone for each place. A country may contain several zones; this tool does not look up airports or live flights.
Trip result
Enter your times and zones to see the actual elapsed time and local arrival date.
How to read travel times
Use the exact local date and time shown for each place. The calculator applies the time-zone rules for those dates; it does not estimate a route or a flight schedule.
What does +1 or −1 mean on a ticket?
It usually indicates the arrival date relative to the departure date, using each place's local calendar. A +1 means arrival on the next local date; the actual trip may be much shorter than 24 hours.
Can arrival appear earlier than departure?
Yes. Moving across time zones or the international date line can make the destination clock show an earlier hour or date. Compare UTC instants to find the real elapsed time.
Does this show live flight information?
No. Enter the duration or the two local times yourself. The result is time-zone arithmetic, not an airline schedule or a guarantee of actual arrival.