Shoreham airshow pilot who was at the controls during disaster that killed 11 is making ANOTHER bid to fly

The pilot who survived the Shoreham Airshow disaster that killed 11 people has launched a last-ditch attempt to fly again - sparking fury from those who lost loved ones. Ex-RAF airman Andy Hill, 60, has challenged the Civil Aviation Authority's decision to revoke his pilot licences in the High Court, The Mirror has reported. Ex-RAF airman Andy Hill, 60, has challenged the Civil Aviation Authority's decision to revoke his pilot licences in the High Court Eleven men were killed in August 2015 when Andrew Hill's Hawker Hunter plane crashed while performing at the Shoreham Airshow in West Sussex The victims of the Shoreham Airshow disaster were Matthew Grimstone, Matt Jones, Mark Reeves, Tony Brightwell and Mark Trussler, and Dylan Archer, Richard Smith, Graham Mallinson, Maurice Abrahams and Daniele Polito 'He has never shown any remorse and we don't believe he ever will.' Caroline, 64, and Bob Schilt, 70, are pictured holding up a picture of their son Jacob who died in the Shoreham airshow disaster Emergency services are pictured on the scene of the tragedy which happened in August 2015 when a vintage fighter jet crashed on to the A27 in West Sussex Picture shows the moment before the crash at the Shoreham Airshow in August 2015 Floral tributes were laid near the scene of the Shoreham Airshow disaster in the following days 'A man who cannot answer a straightforward question is not someone who would be capable of making a rational decision.' The CAA previously said: 'Following a public hearing on a challenge by Andrew Hill to a UK Civil Aviation Authority proposal to revoke his pilot and flight radio telephony licences, the Civil Aviation Authority's decision panel has confirmed that proposal and Andrew Hill's licences will now formally be revoked.