By now, pretty much everybody knows that Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson moonlights as an airplane pilot when he isn't fronting the band, but he's never been known for his sea voyages -- until recently, when a British submarine crew was surprised to learn that Dickinson had joined them for a three-day trip.
Not only does Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson refuse to go down as a disgruntled former employee of Astraeus Airlines, the Boeing 757 Captain is hatching a three-tier plan to salvage the financially strapped Icelandic business-owned company, which ordered all pilots and staff to cease operations on Nov. 21.
If Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson was considering making a move towards retiring from touring, like his country mates in Judas Priest, he may want to re-evaluate. The airline he has been working for as a pilot, Astraeus Airlines, has just gone under.
