Request that Crimea Missions Remain at 2100 CET

=69.GIAP=TUSHKA · Post by **=69.GIAP=TUSHKA** » Mon Mar 22, 2010 10:46 am

With Europe moving to daylight savings time next Sunday, I'd like to propose that the European time-zone Crimea missions remain at 2030 lineup/2100 launch Central European Time. This would move the lineup time from 1930 Z to 1830 Z with launch time moving from 2000 Z to 1900 Z beginning this coming Sunday March 28. This will prevent the three-hour missions from running prohibitively late from the perspective of the majority of the pilots who are participating.

Or to keep it simple, I propose the missions start at their usual local hour rather than starting an hour later as would happen if we did not make this change.

=69.GIAP=TUSHKA · Post by **=69.GIAP=TUSHKA** » Wed Mar 24, 2010 1:27 pm

I was hoping to get explicit commander approvals for keeping the lineup and launch times tied to European times, but will interpret continued silence as assent.

If there are no objections, I will proceed as proposed.

IAF.ViFF · Post by **IAF.ViFF** » Wed Mar 24, 2010 1:37 pm

Maybe each commander is secretly hoping the other side's pilots will show up an hour late and miss the start time

S!

LLv16_Paddington · Post by **LLv16_Paddington** » Wed Mar 24, 2010 3:12 pm

I'm hoping that Midway and New Guinea are to starting at 21.00 CET time in Sunday and next week Thursday.

If they are moved whit to clock the starting time would be 23.00 in ours time and that is quite late.

But i think most of players in these sectors are from Europe so i'm not expecting any problems from this...

22GCT_Gross · Post by **22GCT_Gross** » Thu Mar 25, 2010 9:08 am

So it's very important to understand which geographical areas will adopt the daylight saving time.
Italy will move the clock forward by 1 hour: actual local 21:00 (20:00 GMT) will be 22:00 next week.