The fact that Dickinson became a pilot wouldn't be a huge surprise ... A Larger Boeing 747-400 Was Chosen In 2016 Iron Maiden didn't embark on another world tour until 2016, largely due to the ...

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A Boeing 747-400 is a full 71 meters (230 feet ... Bruce Dickinson, frontman of Iron Maiden, is a licensed pilot whose passion for aviation is well known. Having flown Ed Force One himself ...

The Boeing 747 was nicknamed Ed Force One and ... reports Business Jet. The Iron Maiden frontman isn't the only famous pilot out there. Country star Tim McGraw can also reportedly fly and plane ...

"This a very small piece of a Boeing 747," says Iron Maiden frontman and Ed Force One Pilot Bruce Dickinson, in a video accompanying the product launch. "Not just any old Boeing 747, but the ...

Fans can now own a piece of English heavy metal band Iron Maiden’s musical legacy, thanks to a German aviation upcycling company. The Boeing 747 aircraft that Iron Maiden used during their 2016 world ...

The aircraft, a Boeing 747-400 with registration TF ... Bruce Dickinson, Iron Maiden's legendary frontman and licensed pilot, was more than just the voice of the band-he also personally took ...

Dickinson is a licensed airline transport pilot, which is the highest ... its larger-than-life stage presence, Iron Maiden opted for a Boeing (BA) 747-400, one of the largest planes in the world.