How to convert time from British Time (BT) to Atlantic Standard Time (AST)
Converting between British Time (BT)
and Atlantic Standard Time (AST) could be
challenging. As companies become more global, we find ourselves in
a mess of calendar invites. Time changes from BT cities like London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow are -2 hour(s) apart to AST cities like Halifax, Moncton, Saint John, Charlottetown, holiday schedules, and the basic
communication becomes a juggling act. To make it easier to
understand, we'll break down the process of converting time
between BT and AST
into step-by-step instructions.
Step 1: Understanding British Time and Atlantic Standard Time
British Time is UTC0, which means that the
local time in the British Time zone is 0
hours apart from UTC. Atlantic Standard Time is UTC-3,
which means that the local time in the Atlantic Standard Time zone is -3 hours apart from UTC.
Step 2: Calculate the Time Difference
To convert time from British Time to Atlantic Standard Time, we first need
to find the time difference between both time zones. Since British Time is UTC0 and Atlantic Standard Time is UTC-3, the time difference is: -2 hour(s)
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-2 hours = British Time's difference from UTC -3 + (Atlantic Standard Time's difference from UTC 0
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Atlantic Standard Time has -2 hour(s) difference British Time.
Understanding British Time and Atlantic Standard Time
British Time is UTC0, which means that the
local time in the British Time zone is 0
hours apart from UTC. Atlantic Standard Time is UTC-3,
which means that the local time in the Atlantic Standard Time zone is -3 hours apart from UTC.
Step 4: Practice Converting Times
Now that you know the process, try converting different times
from British Time to Atlantic Standard Time for practice before going to
the answer page. Remember to always add the Atlantic Standard Time time
difference to the British Time time.