This exclusive collector tag is crafted from the fuselage of Boeing 747-400 TF-AAK, a truly iconic aircraft best known around the world as Iron Maiden’s “Ed Force One”.
 
Originally delivered to Air France in 2003 as F-GITH, the aircraft flew long-haul routes until it was transferred to Air Atlanta Icelandic in 2015. The following year, it achieved worldwide fame when it was transformed into the official tour aircraft for Iron Maiden’s ‘The Book of Souls’ World Tour—with frontman Bruce Dickinson himself at the controls.
 
After its high-profile role as a flying stage for one of the world’s biggest metal bands, TF-AAK returned to commercial service, flying with Saudi Arabian Airlines under wet-lease operations. It was finally retired from service in 2022 and dismantled in 2024, closing the chapter on a unique and unforgettable aviation journey.
 
This collector tag preserves a genuine piece of TF-AAK’s fuselage, offering fans and aviation enthusiasts a chance to own a part of a rock 'n' roll legend—an aircraft that bridged worlds, flying not only passengers, but also decades of musical legacy across continents.