Shoreham air crash pilot ‘had no pre-existing medical conditions that could explain the crash’

THE Shoreham air disaster pilot had no pre-existing medical conditions that could explain the crash, a court has heard.
He also had no history of treatment for drug or alcohol abuse, it was said.

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A judge yesterday began summing up the Old Bailey manslaughter trial of Andy Hill, 54.
Mr Justice Edis said there was “very little factual dispute” in the case.
But he told jurors there was “significant dispute concerning the reasons things went so disastrously wrong”.

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He added: “Why it happened is really what the case is about.”
Eleven died as Hill’s jet crashed into the A27 in West Sussex while performing a stunt in August 2015. Hill, of Sandon, Herts, denies manslaughter. Trial continues.

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