What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
The pilot with one passenger took a landing approach directly into the wind on a lake with his amphibious aircraft. The water landing checklist was run twice before final approach. After touchdown the aircraft inverted over its nose. The passenger egressed first followed by the pilot. The passenger was uninjured and the pilot sustained minor abrasions during egress. A nearby pontoon brought the pilot and passenger to a dock. Post-incident photographs show the aircraft’s landing gear extended.
As the FAA filed it
THE PILOT WITH ONE PASSENGER TOOK A LANDING APPROACH DIRECTLY INTO THE WIND ON A LAKE WITH HIS AMPHIBIOUS AIRCRAFT. THE WATER LANDING CHECKLIST WAS RUN TWICE BEFORE FINAL APPROACH. AFTER TOUCHDOWN THE AIRCRAFT INVERTED OVER ITS NOSE. THE PASSENGER EGRESSED FIRST FOLLOWED BY THE PILOT. THE PASSENGER WAS UNINJURED AND THE PILOT SUSTAINED MINOR ABRASIONS DURING EGRESS. A NEARBY PONTOON BROUGHT THE PILOT AND PASSENGER TO A DOCK. POST-INCIDENT PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW THE AIRCRAFT’S LANDING GEAR EXTENDED.