>>18313532, >>18313976 pb

PF: Potato in 82-8000 747 departed Tampa Int'l and SAM46 C-32 A left Patrick SFB, PAT322 Beech Super King Air departed Orlando Int'l after about 2h on ground and SAM143 G5 south from JBA heading for Spooktown, VA and BEAR41 E-2D Hawkeye (think smaller AWACS) east from Scott AFB

Potato is done for the day…probably vanishes to Delaware tomorrow early afternoon

unless there is another one of these "speeches" planned

And they are gonna send him over to Poland in a few weeks

Biden expected to visit Poland this month to mark first anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

>the Biden administration has committed more than $29.3 billion in security assistance to Ukraine,

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/white-house/biden-expected-visit-poland-anniversary-russia-invading-ukraine-rcna69437

And lastly Panama AF HP1A Embraer 135 departed Dulles Int'lPanama President Laurentino Cortizoafter arriving on 0207 from Panama Pacifico Airport depart

>>18315310

yes

>>18315666

chek't

Realtor.com Reports Weekly Active Inventory Up 70% YoY; New Listings Down 11% YoY

Active inventory growth continued to climb with for-sale homes up 70% above one year ago. Inventories of for-sale homes rose again, but climbed at a slightly slower yearly pace than last week.

• New listings–a measure of sellers putting homes up for sale–were again down, this week by 11% from one year ago. (the denial phase of lowered pricing.."I'll just wait until prices are higher"..unfortunately they will go higher once the FED pivots-which will be before the election season shifts into a higher gear and not "well into 2024 as the various FED heads keep saying)

NOTE: The release says active inventory is up 70% YoY, but the data shows up 79% (cap#2 based on data). In early 2022, inventory was declining rapidly, so the year-over-year change is up sharply.

An interesting note this week is that new listings were only down 11% from a year ago. This is a significant change from December when new listings were down 21% year-over-year according to Realtor.com, and down 21.5% in the local markets.

https://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2023/02/realtorcom-reports-weekly-active.html

30 year Fixed Mortgage Rates still hovering above 6%

https://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/mortgage-rates/30-year-fixed

For 31 weeks now, fewer homeowners put their homes on the market for sale than at this time last year. After smaller declines in the first few weeks of the year, the gap has widened for a second week. High costs and mortgage rates can significantly up the ante for homeowners hoping to trade-up and remain in their current area.

>>18315647, >>18315680

The last time it was seen was on ground at Ft. Lauderdale Int'l on 110122-cap#1 and last time it was in the air it was changed on the last 1k ft on descent to LAX-was 09-0016 until this point in cap#2 on 101222 inbound from Colorado on a C-32A (tail# 09-0016)

>>18315723

>prolly shouldn't have said that (cap) when ya did

kek

>>18315759

bruh…dates are in the post

>Ft. Lauderdale Int'l on 110122-cap#1

>LAX-was 09-0016 until this point in cap#2 on 101222

dates/timestamps are also in the file names

Used-car prices unexpectedly spike again as inflation fears return

Surprise jump in used-car prices comes amid unseasonably high demand. The price of used vehicles unexpectedly rose in January, adding to fears that high inflation could be painstakingly slow to fall.

A recent surge in demand drove used-vehicle prices up 2.5% in January, although they remain down 12.8% from the previous year, according to new data from the Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index. It marked the largest month-over-month increase since a 3.9% spike recorded between October and November in 2021. The surprise jump in prices came in part because of unseasonably high demand for used vehicles, according to Cox Automotive, which publishes the data. Prices for used and new vehicles surged last year as a result of a semiconductor shortage as well as other COVID-19-induced disruptions in the global supply chain. Although there were fewer cars being produced, consumer demand remained strong, driving prices higher.

Wall Street investors, as well as the Biden administration, have identified the cost of used cars as a key component for measuring inflation. The White House previously blamed the worst inflation spike in a generation in large part on the used-vehicle market, with President Joe Biden claiming in March 2022 that "one-third of all the inflation is because of automobile sales." The average new auto loan rate jumped to 8.02% in December, up from 5.15% one year ago, according to Cox Automotive. That, combined with steeper stick prices, pushed new-vehicle affordability to the lowest level of 2022. For many Americans, rising interest rates and high car prices have pushed their monthly payments above $1,000.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/used-car-prices-unexpectedly-spike-again-inflation-fears-return

I'd hardly call that a spike but headlines need to be written-still seeing high % of new cars with "no sale" at wholesale auctions

>>18315647

PF: AF2 USAF C-32A returning to JBA from St. Cloud, MN after "discussing electric vehicles"-try charging one of those when it's cold

>her handler husband and Flauxtus on Tuesday #2

SAM143 G5 did a fly by at Norfolk NAS and BEAR41 is heading to same while PAT322 went to Richmond, VA

>>18315958

her last trip to india went so well

>>18316001

evening niffa

>>18315912

>>18315934 PF: AF2 USAF C-32A returning to JBA from St. Cloud, MN after "discussing electric vehicles"

>>18316105

you the primary one

>>18316117

since we on Prince

He opened for Stones at the SF stop on that tour-Candlestick Park

Booed off stage

Not a great choice to go out in his undies with that crowd either.