A Sandon pilot who was in a critical condition after his jet crashed into a busy road during an airshow in Sussex has been released from hospital.
A Sandon pilot who was in a critical condition after his jet crashed into a busy road during an airshow in Sussex has been released from hospital.
Andy Hill, who regularly took part in Imperial War Museum Duxford airshows, was in a medical induced coma after his Hawker Hunter jet plunged into the A27 in Shoreham last month, killing 11 drivers on the road.
A Sussex police spokesman said: “The pilot’s condition is improving.
“Police and investigators from the Air Accident Investigation Branch, who are conducting parallel investigations, are looking to interview the pilot as soon as possible.
“We are not permitted to disclose his location as this is a private matter for which we do not have the family’s permission.”
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