IRON MAIDEN Singer BRUCE DICKINSON Lining Up Multi-Million Pound Investment For Cardiff Aviation
November 30, 2017, 7 years ago
The rock star chairman of Cardiff Aviation says he is confident of a major investment that will bring about a turnaround in the company’s fortunes next year, reports WalesOnline.
After a painful year which saw embarrassing headlines over non-payment of wages and overdue rent, Bruce Dickinson is looking forward to the prospect of a multi-million pound injection of much-needed capital from overseas investors. And he says the company has already seen an upturn in its aircraft maintenance and repair business after the instrument landing system (ILS) at its St Athan base was finally cleared for use.
The Iron Maiden singer, whose recently published autobiography is currently in the bestseller lists in several countries, said: “This has been a really great November-December for us. The hanger’s full, we’ve got aircraft outside waiting to come in, and we’re bidding on a significant amount of work that would basically keep this workforce and some additional people busy pretty much for the whole year [2018].”
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