A Boeing 747 that once belonged to heavy metal band Iron Maiden landed at an airport near Bristol on Tuesday, April 19. The band famously used the plane during their 2016 Book of Souls tour, and lead singer Bruce Dickinson, who is a qualified pilot, often took the helm.
And the Air Atlanta Icelandic Boeing 747-400 TF-AAK was spotted landed at Cotswolds Airport on Tuesday, reported Gloucestershire Live. The famous jet, nicknamed 'Ed Force One' in honour of the band's mascot, has an interesting history.
It was specially adapted to hold the band's music equipment on tour, and it was instantly recognisable for its Iron Maiden logo. The aircraft has flown all over the globe, visiting places such as New Zealand, Canada, Tokyo, Brazil.