On the calculator side of the flight computer, where is time always found?

Time is always found on the inner scale and far inner scale of the flight computer. This design is intentional, as these scales are utilized for various calculations related to time, including determining elapsed time, calculating flight time, and conversions between different units of time.

The inner scale is often marked to facilitate calculations that require quick reference and manipulation in relation to speed and distance, which are commonly analyzed alongside time. The far inner scale typically represents more precise or specific time-related values that can be critical for flight planning and navigation.

Understanding the placement of time on the flight computer aids pilots in effectively using the device for flight operations, especially when calculating headings, airspeed, fuel consumption, and more, all of which rely heavily on timely information.