description Iron Maiden: Flight 666 Overview
Iron Maiden: Flight 666 documents the band's epic 2008 world tour. The film captures extensive footage filmed directly from the private aircraft, Ed Force One, piloted by frontman Bruce Dickinson. It offers a rare and immersive look at the band’s daily routine, rehearsals, and performances during this extensive global journey. Primarily intended for fans of Iron Maiden and heavy metal music, it provides unprecedented access to the band's operational logistics and touring lifestyle.
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Who piloted the plane in the Iron Maiden Flight 666 documentary?
The band's lead singer, Bruce Dickinson, actually piloted the customized Boeing 757 used during the tour. Dickinson is a trained commercial airline captain and flew the plane, dubbed Ed Force One, across the globe.
What tour is covered in Iron Maiden: Flight 666?
The film documents the first leg of Iron Maiden's "Somewhere Back in Time World Tour" in 2008. The tour covered 13 countries and saw the band play to massive crowds over the course of just 45 days.
When was Iron Maiden: Flight 666 released?
The documentary was released in 2009, a year after the historic tour took place. It was directed by Sam Dunn and Scot McFadyen, who are well known for their heavy metal documentaries.
Did Iron Maiden: Flight 666 win any awards?
Yes, the documentary won the 2009 SXSW Film Festival award for Best Music Documentary. It was praised for its massive scale and unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to the band's intense travel schedule.
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