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Use this tag for questions regarding UTC, zulu time, daylight savings time, or flight time.
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What does scheduled departure time exactly mean?
They are both the same. That definition "ready to start/pushback" in the block quote is pretty much the same as leaving the gate, since leaving the gate is the pushback.
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Should turns always be standard-rate?
An exception to this might be flying without a directional gyro, and you want make precise turns from one heading to another, and holding the standard rate in the turn allows you to time when to roll out …
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