VERGENNES TOWNSHIP, Mich. — New details are coming to light about a plane crash near the Lowell City Airport that killed two people on Monday.
Surveillance cameras from a nearby business shows the moment the two seat Vans RV-14 aircraft plummeted out of the sky.
WATCH: Surveillance video shows when a plane crashed into a Lowell-area storage facility
The video shows the plane bank and descend quickly before the impact with a building at Whistle Stop Self Storage. A fireball and plume of smoke can be seen after the plane goes down.
The crash happened just before 4:30 p.m. on Monday. The storage facility on Vergennes Street near Lincoln Lake Avenue sits a few hundred yards from the Lowell City Airport.
A fire started by the crash took the combined efforts of 15 fire departments to put out.
Two people died in the crash, according to the Kent County Sheriff's Office. On Tuesday, investigators identified them as two men from northern Michigan, 62-year-old Kevin Lawrence from Presque Isle and 68-year-old Paul Schalk from Rogers City.
The plane is described as a kit aircraft, according to the manufacturer's website.
The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are both investigating the crash.
