Accident investigators have said they will not reopen their inquiry into the Shoreham air disaster following a request to review their findings after the pilot, Andrew Hill, was acquitted.

The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) was presented with further material in June regarding the potential effects of G-force on Hill.

A spokesman for the AAIB said it had decided not to reopen its investigation after considering the material “very carefully”.

The AAIB added that it had also commissioned an independent review of the analysis of human factors from its original inquiry, and the results had confirmed that the findings of its final report published in March 2017 “remain valid”.

Hill has said he was “truly sorry” for losing control of his aircraft during the Shoreham airshow on 22 August 2015. He had been attempting a loop when his Hawker Hunter jet exploded into a fireball on the A27 in West Sussex, killing 11 men.

He was cleared of manslaughter at the Old Bailey in March.

The West Sussex coroner said the next pre-inquest hearing over the crash would take place on 29 January in Crawley. At that hearing a date is expected to be set for the full inquest into the victims of the crash.