The co pilot of a plane that crashed in Kent has been named as Shoreham man Mike Chapman.
Mr Chapman was a founding member of Shoreham-based flying school The Real Flying Company.
He was a full-time chief flying instructor and examiner for the club, which he co-owned with wife Kathy.
He died when the Cessna he was co piloting crash landed into a house in a cul de sac in Orpington, Kent, minutes after taking off from Biggin Hill airfield.
He and Surrey pilot Michael Roberts were flying the light aircraft to a Jaguar car event in Pau, in South West France.
Mr Chapman was one of five passengers and crew confirmed dead in the accident.
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