How do they read "departure at 18:00" colloquial : "departure at six PM" more formal: "departure at eighteen hour"
In everyday speech the 0 is said "O:" For instance: 18:03 "the time on this clock is one eight O three"
But in radio communications the phraseology commands that any 0 is said "zero" (to prevent any misunderstanding) ex: take-off at 18:03 "take-off at one eight zero three" or most probably the control tower will tell the taking-off plane "take-off at zero three" because the hour goes without saying.
...'The hours go without saying' and the weeks and... nearly 1 month since the last update ! why ? Please to Those who have power, a Shakespearian quote about TIME before 11/17/2010 - 05:54 PM
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17 Nov. 2010