GRZLY07 was a B350 Beech King Air earlier - are you sure?
I caught LOBO474 heading towards Buffalo. it landed at Niagara Falls International.
C-40 Clipper (Boeing 737) VENUS35 out of Homestead headed for Washington.
Dornier 328 Wolfhound HOUND95 of JSOC out of Albuquerque.
V-22 Osprey MNTNA57 doing circuits over Cabaniss Field.
LOBO474 just did a touch and go at Niagara Falls International. Now headed back South.
Hey, we're all human and we make mistakes.
So many sixes.. no ID though. Spoopy.
The Swiss tried that and it didn't work out for their FA-18 Hornets.
JUDGE44 drawing targets in the sky over Oklahoma.
Kek! Good times.
Philip Green asks for taxpayer support to prop up Arcadia
Billionaire asks government to pay 14,500 employees out of emergency wage scheme
The billionaire retailer Philip Green is asking for taxpayer help to prop up his crumbling fashion empire, with 14,500 employees set to be paid out of the government’s emergency wage support scheme.
Like other fashion retailers, Arcadia, which owns brands including Topshop, Dorothy Perkins and Miss Selfridge, is facing financial turmoil as the lockdown prevents Britons from shopping. The company has already asked landlords for rent cuts and paused payments into its pension scheme.
Arcadia closed its 550 shops a fortnight ago but, with no end to the high street shutdown in sight, said it had been forced to take the drastic step of standing down the majority of its staff. The retailer said 14,500 of its 16,000 employees – a group that includes shop and head office staff – would be furloughed by the weekend, leaving a skeleton team in place. The government’s job retention scheme covers 80% of an employee’s wage, capped at a maximum of £2,500 a month.
Make the bastard sell his yacht 'Lionheart' to pay the bill.