Bruce Dickinson Backed Aircraft Crashes During Second Flight: Iron Maiden News
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On Thursday Bruce Dickinson Backed Aircraft Crashes During Second Flight was a top story. Here is the recap: (Classic Rock) An aircraft part funded by Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has crashed on its second flight. The Airlander 10 was damaged when it took a nosedive during a flight from Cardington Airfield in Bedfordshire, UK. Billed as the world's longest aircraft, the �25 million aircraft sustained damage to its cockpit in the crash that occurred at around 11am GMT on Wednesday. Aircraft enthusiast Dickinson announced last year that he was investing �250,000 in the manufacture of the Airlander 10 - which is described as part plane, part airship. It measures in at 302-feet long and can stay airborne for five days. HAV, the craft's developer, tells the BBC all the crew are "safe and well". A spokesman adds: "The flight went really well and the only issue was when it landed." Read more - here.
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