Plane crash: Second man dies
A FORMER RAF pilot who was critically injured in a plane crash has died in hospital.
A FORMER RAF pilot who was critically injured in a plane crash has died in hospital.
Steve Shutt, 51, from Hingham, Norfolk, was hurt when his aerobatic bi-plane crashed into a crop spraying tractor.
A second man in the plane, 49-year-old Ian Davies, died at the scene.
Mr Shutt had been in a critical condition in Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge.
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Mr Davies was an executive with media group Archant, publisher of The Evening Star.
Andrew Hill, the tractor driver, escaped injury in the crash at Seething airfield on 29 October.
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The Air Accidents Investigation Branch is investigating the incident.
An inquest into Mr Shutt's death has been opened and adjourned by Greater Norfolk coroner William Armstrong.
Mr Shutt was a former Jaguar pilot at RAF Coltishall in Norfolk. He died from a brain injury.
