OSAGE BEACH, Mo. — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has released more details about the plane that crashed at Lake of the Ozarks on Sunday, Aug. 18, killing two people.

While the investigation by FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is still ongoing, the FAA has revealed the aircraft was a 2007 Cirrus SR22, owned by Wassaire, Inc. KOMU has reported Kim Wass, owner of the company and the plane, had been short-term leasing the plane to the two people who were killed, Scott and Amy Lowe of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.

The plane crashed shortly after takeoff, the FAA says, under “unknown circumstances.” A post-crash fire left very little for investigators to sort through. LakeExpo was permitted to take photos of the crash scene, the day after the plane crash. Photos are below:

 


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