“We all work on UTC… Every aircraft flying around is on the same time zone… That way we have a common point of reference”

Nathan Kosh, Qantas captain · Australia Overnight · Australia Overnight with Tony McManus - Tue 13 Oct, 2026 - Full Show

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All aircraft worldwide use UTC (Universal Coordinated Time) as a single time reference for navigation and scheduling

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