Pilot Andy Hill's Licences Revoked After Appeal

Andy Hill, the pilot involved in the Shoreham Airshow disaster that killed 11 people in 2015, has lost his appeal to reinstate his flying licences, which have been formally revoked by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). Following a public hearing, the CAA upheld their decision, emphasizing that Hill's licences will no longer be valid due to the tragic incident caused by his poor flying. The victims' families expressed relief at the decision, with one family member stating it allows them to finally grieve in peace. Hill has not accepted responsibility for the crash and attempted to show remorse during the appeal, but the families believe his motives were insincere. This ruling follows a previous not guilty verdict on manslaughter charges and a coroner's conclusion of unlawful killing due to Hill's gross errors. Hill has been unable to fly in the UK since the crash, and this decision marks a significant closure for the victims' families.