Local Flight Ticket

What is the interpretation of "local time" on flight ticket? The local elapsed airport clock is the local elapsed airport clock in the destination city?

Departures indicated as departures are the local departures within this real town and arrivals indicated as arrivals are the arrivals. Every and every case you see the term "local time", just think that this is the place where the plane is located. Your estimated travel route is based on your local arrivals and departures hours.

Flight durations may differ due to different timings between different nationalities. Your route will be based on the date of your journey from the host state. The local airport clock in Philippines is one an hour ahead of Malaysia, so your flight length may appear different when you compare your flight departures and returns.

Every temporal information on the ticket and detail reflects the local hour of the place where the meeting takes place. Thus, the departures and arrivals times are the local times of the airports of origin and destination respectively. The ticket detail also has many limitations for cancellations, changes, invoicing, etc.

However, in this case, the timetable for all pre-flight incidents (cancellations, changes, food choices, pre-checking, etc.) will always be based on the local departures and everything post-flight (mileage, accounting, etc.) will be based on the local arrivals and may therefore vary according to the flight arrivals period.

Departures are local to the departing and arriving airports are local to the arriving airports. It does create some kind of artifact that makes a flight look longer or less than it really depends on crossing timezones, but it's no big deal if you're conscious of it.