Newb question. I thought it might be TravelBuzz, but wasn't sure if it was just how United did things so I thought I'd start here. I'm basically looking for confirmation as I haven't flown outside of this hemisphere in nearly 20 years.

So I got one of those United e-mails alerting to a "change" in my reservation. I think it's just leaving 10 minutes earlier on my return trip. No biggie. But, in looking at my e-mail, the times do look weird and I wanted confirmation. I booked with points, departing on Asiana, returning leg on United. It says Asiana operated on all segments (even the United one coming back).

Departing, it's a redeye at 11:30 PM on Thursday from SFO. It says I arrive 4:30 AM on Friday to Incheon. Well, that's just not physically possible with today's commercial aircraft (no way an a350 is flying from California to Korea in 5 hours). My connection from there (ICN - KIX) says Sat afternoon, as expected.

That's just a weird (United? Asiana?) way of listing times for flights? I mean, I get if they try to stick to the original time zone, but it's throwing me off a bit.

My return flight says departing Fri in afternoon and landing Fri morning, which matches the time/day according to the time zone the plane is in, so it's not following the original time zone. This way makes the most sense to me, which is why the first part threw me off.