The tail fin was decorated with the image of Eddie, Iron Maiden’s zombie-like mascot, but it’s now the plane’s turn to be dismembered and then resurrected. Each tag, which can be used as a ...

The tag's front proudly displays the legendary Ed Force One logo, while the back features the unmistakable image of Eddie, Iron Maiden's iconic mascot. This design not only celebrates the aircraft ...

Iron Maiden opted for a Boeing (BA) 747-400, one of the largest planes in the world. Named "Ed Force One" in honor of the band's demonic mascot, Eddie - who has featured as part of all its stage ...

The Boeing 747 aircraft that Iron Maiden used during their 2016 world tour has been dismantled ... Portions of the tail fin, which previously featured the band’s iconic zombie-like mascot Eddie, have ...

Dickinson spoke to Classic Rock about previously opening for Iron Maiden in 1980 as part of Samson, his former band. The vocalist went ont to replace Di’Anno in 1981 after his drug and alcohol ...

Bruce Dickinson explained why he wants to permanently retire a Paul Di'Anno-era Iron Maiden classic in a March 2025 interview ...