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The Dutch company donated four new turnout and firefighting trucks to KBS - Vimarsana News

The Dutch company donated four new turnout and firefighting trucks to KBS

Engels, Suriname nieuws - Four new turnout and firefighting vehicles' keys have been given to the Suriname Fire Department (KBS). This relates to four cars that the Ministry of

Girls Today, Leaders in Aviation Tomorrow: Sector Seeks To Attract More Women into Aeronautics in Costa Rica - Vimarsana News

Girls Today, Leaders in Aviation Tomorrow: Sector Seeks To Attract More Women into Aeronautics in Costa Rica

 More and more women are leading the aviation sector in Costa Rica and other parts of the world.

Shaigh Sisk: Keeping the Wheels Turning in Projects and Pottery - Vimarsana News

Shaigh Sisk: Keeping the Wheels Turning in Projects and Pottery

Project support specialist Shaigh Sisk helps keep things running in Goddard's Exploration and Space Communications Projects division - and in her free time, she keeps the pottery wheel turning, fusing science and art in her creations.

Source: nasa.gov
Eerie photos unveil abandoned Nicosia International Airport in Cyprus - with planes still rotting on the runway - Vimarsana News

Eerie photos unveil abandoned Nicosia International Airport in Cyprus - with planes still rotting on the runway

The airport still has planes rotting on the runway - and looks like something you would see in a zombie apocalypse film

Source: yahoo.com
Inside abandoned airport untouched for 50 years with rotting plane still on the runway - Vimarsana News

Inside abandoned airport untouched for 50 years with rotting plane still on the runway

Nicosia International Airport ceased its commercial flights following the Turkish invasion in 1974