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MAGMA88 departs San Juan, Puerto Rico Luis Munoz Marin Int'l airport
WING21 C-560 out of McGuire AFB sw
LOBO474 C-560 from MCAS Cherry Pt sw
EASY40 C-560 west out of New Orleans NASJRB
VV378 US Navy G5 on final at NAS Jax from JBA
DUKE77 C-560 east from Spangdahlem AB
2GJJA G6 UK Military Contractor nw from Athens Int'l
Registration: Gain Jet Ireland Limited: Guernsey United Kingdom
P-8 Poseiden Crew(s) from NAS Jax morning update:
VVLL857 west sout of Meridian MS regional Airport
_169554 on Alabama/Florida border nw of Pensacola NAS
0000000 out and west
it's a tanker so it would have some sweeping patterns and it also looks like a combo of that and bad data.
you have no purpose. just bullshit spam over and over.
morning B
DUKE77 C-560 fly by over at Nurnberg- Albert Durer Airport and nw
NATO40 E-3A Sentry AWACS over Geilenkirchen AB after holding west of Eindhoven-his outbound trace stopped where the inbound one began so no idea wut they did after that. Currently on another go around
you've got all the answers you need.
MLAT and the information in a single capped AC is fine without the right side.
Federal Reserve scraps transfer limits on bank savings accounts
The U.S. Federal Reserve announced Friday that banks can now allow account holders to make an unlimited number of withdrawals and transfers from their savings accounts.
The central bank updated its rules to scrap the six-per-month limit that had previously existed for such accounts. The Fed said the move would help ensure people can access their funds “at a time when financial events associated with the coronavirus pandemic have made such access more urgent.”
The Fed said it removed the limit because a recent policy shift had rendered it unnecessary.
In March, the Fed scrapped its reserve requirements for bank accounts as part of a broader effort to keep funds flowing to businesses and households amid the pandemic. Previously, banks were required to hold a certain amount of reserves against funds in “transaction accounts,” like checking accounts, that saw money frequently coming and going. Banks did not have to hold similar reserves against savings accounts, but were limited in how often money could be moved from them.
The Fed said that after it eliminated reserve requirements for all types of accounts, it was no longer necessary to treat savings accounts differently.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-fed-savings/federal-reserve-scraps-transfer-limits-on-bank-savings-accounts-idUSKCN22627Z
now if they curb account access this is useless.