Tragic: Flight With 189 Passengers Crashes Into The Jakarta Sea

An Aircraft with 189 passenger was reported to have sunk after crashing into the sea off  Indonesia's Island of Java on Monday.
The official said it crashed some minutes after takeoff from the Airport on its way to the country's tin-mining hub.
It lost contact 13 minutes after takeoff, said by the Spokesman for Indonesia search and rescue  Agency of the Lion Air Flight JT610.

When asked about the fate of the plane, which air tracking service flighttrader 24 identified as boeing 737 Max 8, the spokesman Yusuf Latif said through text message, "it has been confirmed that it has crashed'.
 An Official from Indonesia disaster tweeted that many wreckage were found on the water off the coast of West Java.

A spokesman for engine maker CFM International, a joint venture of General Electric and France Safran, said the plane was powered by its CFM LEAP 1B engines.
Lion is one of the youngest and biggest Indonesia's Airlines, flying to many  domestic and international destinations.