11:30
Adelaide is half an hour behind Melbourne time, so it would be 1:30.
If it is 3pm in Adelaide, it is 3:30pm in Melbourne.
11:30
9:00 Adelaide is half an hour Behind Melbourne
The flight is just over an hour long in actual time (remember that Melbourne is half an hour ahead of Adelaide's time.)
Melbourne is almost always a half hour ahead of Adelaide. 9:30 PM Central Standard Time = 10 PM Eastern Standard Time 10:30 PM Central Summer Time = 11 PM Eastern Summer TimeMelbourne is currently half and hour ahead of Adelaide.
1:30 pm
It's 1:30 PM CST.
ADL to MEL nonstop flights - 1hr 15min
The driving distance between Melbourne and Adelaide is 725km (450 miles), and the journey takes around 9 hours to travel, without breaks. It is a full day's journey.
I believe it has something to do with the general wind direction. It tends, as far as I know, to progress from west to east, so when a plane is flying west (to Melbourne), the plane is flying against the wind, and will take longer. When the plane is flying east (i.e. from Adelaide to Melbourne), it is flying with the wind and thus doesn't take as long. The same thing occurs flying from Melbourne to New Zealand - it takes less time to reach New Zealand than it does to return - the difference being roughly an hour.
Whether travelling by bus or car, the shortest route between Melbourne and Adelaide is via the Western Highway, at 725 km, or 450 miles.The time spent on the bus journey is around 10.5 hours.