Iron Maiden Frontman Wants To Save Airline
. The singer started flying planes for Astreus because he wanted to pilot large vehicles he could never afford himself. Maiden hired their Boeing 757 Ed Force One from the firm. Earlier this year he also became its marketing director. Astreus stopped trading on Monday after Dickinson landed its final flight � but he says it could be the best thing to happen under the circumstances. RockNewsDesk.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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