Flight time calculator

Pick two airports and a departure time to estimate how long the flight takes and what the local clock reads when you land.

Use the origin airport's local clock. We convert it to the arrival city's time for you.

Choose a departure and arrival airport to estimate the flight.

Flight time is an estimate from the great-circle distance plus typical taxi, climb, and descent. Real block time shifts with routing, winds, and air traffic. Arrival time is timezone and daylight-saving correct.

How it works

From two airports to your arrival clock

A departure time and a pair of airports are enough to estimate the flight and the local time you land.

  1. 1

    Pick your route

    Choose a departure and arrival airport. Search by city, name, or IATA code.

  2. 2

    Set your departure

    Enter the date and time you leave, in the origin airport's local clock.

  3. 3

    We estimate the flight

    The great-circle distance plus typical taxi, climb, and descent gives an estimated block time.

  4. 4

    See your arrival

    We convert to the destination's timezone, so you get the real local arrival time and any day change.

Flight time questions

About the calculator

How the flight time is estimated and why the arrival clock is trustworthy.

It is an estimate. We take the great-circle distance between the airports, add typical time for taxi, climb, and descent, and cruise at an average speed. Real schedules shift with the exact route, headwinds or tailwinds, and air-traffic control, so treat it as a close guide, not a booked time.

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