Leicestershire air crash investigation 'could take six months' 23 August 2013 Last updated at 16:24 It could take "up to six months" to find out what caused a light aircraft to crash, killing a father and daughter, investigators have said. The plane came down in a field at Wymeswold, near Loughborough, shortly before 20:00 BST on Wednesday. A man in his 50s and his daughter, in her 20s, from the Nottinghamshire area, died at the scene. The Air Accident Investigation Branch said a "detailed examination" of the aircraft was needed. Recovered items Andrew Blackie, senior investigator, said: "Components may have to be removed and sent to the original manufacturers which can be in various countries around the world. Six months is considered to be a reasonable timeframe. We are trying to determine the total flight duration and where the aircraft has been. We have recovered a number of items from the aircraft, which may help with that. Leicestershire Police has yet to name the two occupants of the aircraft.