The Shoreham Airshow crash occurred on August 22, 2015, during the Shoreham Airshow at Shoreham Airport in West Sussex, England. A Hawker Hunter T7 jet aircraft, piloted by Andrew Hill, crashed onto the A27 dual carriageway during an aerobatic display, resulting in 11 deaths and 16 injuries. The aircraft failed to complete a loop maneuver and crashed onto the road, exploding into a fireball upon impact. The crash was a significant aviation incident and resulted in widespread shock and sadness in

Why did the Shoreham Airshow plane crash? Our correspondent Neil Connery discusses some of the possibilities investigators will be looking into. Latest updates on the crash: http://bit.ly/1LsTatP | ITV News

'I'm truly sorry for the part I played in their deaths.' Speaking outside the Old Bailey, following his acquittal, Shoreham Airshow crash pilot Andrew Hill read out the names of the 11 men who died in the crash. Read more here: bit.ly/2CanigF | ITV News

Ten years have passed since the Shoreham Airshow tragedy on 22nd August 2015, when 11 lives were so tragically lost. That day remains a vivid and painful memory for families, friends, and the whole Shoreham-by-Sea community. In remembrance, The Shoreham Arches was created, a memorial of quiet strength and enduring tribute. Eleven steel arches, each uniquely crafted, represent the life, spirit, and individuality of each one of the victims. Standing along the River Adur, near the Old Shoreham Toll