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IRON MAIDEN: New Photo Of Customized Boeing 757 Available

December 23, 2007

According to JetPhotos.Net, Astraeus (London-Gatwick) will have the honor of being the carrier for the IRON MAIDEN's "Somewhere Back in Time World Tour 2008". The first leg of the tour will start in Mumbai on February 1, 2008 and will end at Toronto on March 16. A second leg of the tour will take place in mid-May through mid-June with further concerts in North America. Astraeus has just painted its Boeing 757-23A G-OJIB (msn 24292) in these special colors that certainly will get a lot of attention at each airport along the way.

Intrepid photographer Tony Best was there yesterday (Saturday, December 22) at Lasham for the roll-out after painting. The aircraft carries "Somewhere Back in Time World Tour 08" titles.

Check out a photo at this location.

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