Eastern European Time (EET)

Eastern European Time (EET)

What is Eastern European Time (EET)?

Navigating Time Zones

Eastern European Time (EET) is a key time zone used in aviation for scheduling flights across Eastern Europe.

Eastern European Time (EET) is UTC + 2 hours and is used in Eastern European countries, including Greece, Finland, and Romania.

• Flight Scheduling and Coordination: EET is essential for accurate flight scheduling and air traffic coordination in Eastern Europe.
• Pilot and Airline Adaptation: Pilots and airlines must adjust flight plans and crew schedules to align with EET, especially during international operations.
• Impact of Daylight Saving Time: The shift to Eastern European Summer Time (EEST) during daylight saving affects flight operations and planning.

EET plays a critical role in aviation for Eastern Europe, impacting flight scheduling, pilot operations, and international coordination.