What Is the International Date Line? - timeanddate.com
The International Date Line (IDL) is an imaginary line on Earth's surface defining the boundary between one day and the next. The International Date Line zigzags through the Pacific Ocean at around 180° longitude.
The World Clock — Worldwide - timeanddate.com
World time and date for cities in all time zones. International time right now. Takes into account all DST clock changes.
Time Zone Map - timeanddate.com
The timeanddate.com Time Zone Map gives an overview of current local times around the world. It takes into account daylight saving time (DST) changes worldwide.
Time Zone Converter – Time Difference Calculator
Find the exact time difference with the Time Zone Converter – Time Difference Calculator which converts the time difference between places and time zones all over the world.
Current Local Time in Wellington, New Zealand (Pōneke)
Wellington International Airport, WLG About 3 mi SSE of Wellington; Christchurch International Airport, CHC About 190 mi SW of Wellington; Other cities near Wellington
Samoa jumps forward in time - timeanddate.com
May 9, 2011 · Samoa will switch time zones by moving the international dateline from its western to its eastern border on December 29, 2011.
How Many Time Zones in the World? - timeanddate.com
However, the International Date Line (IDL) creates 3 more. Also, several time zones are only 30 or 45 minutes apart, increasing the number of standard time zones even further. See how many time zones there currently are in the world
Flights That Land Before You Leave - timeanddate.com
Flying across time zones or the International Date Line can reverse the clock and give you the chance to “relive” part of a day. A flight from Micronesia to Hawaii can put you on the ground close to a full day before you took off.
Current “Zulu” Military Time, Time Zone - timeanddate.com
1 day ago · Why is Zulu Time Called Zulu Time? Zulu time is the military name for UTC and is used primarily in aviation, at sea, and in the army. Its time is fixed at prime meridian: 0°(zero degrees) longitude; this position is the reason for its other names Z-Time and Zero Time. Zulu itself came about because pilots wanted to make themselves understood over the radio.
Meeting Planner – Find best time across Time Zones
Use the World Clock Meeting Planner to find a suitable time to have a telephone conversation, web cast, or meeting with participants in many time zones.