Indonesian Plane Crashes Into Sea With 189 Aboard

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Updated Oct. 29, 2018 5:18AM EDT / Published Oct. 28, 2018 11:54PM EDT

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Indonesia’s government says a Lion Air passenger jet has crashed into the sea with 189 passengers and crew aboard. Flight JT-610 took off from Jakarta for Pangkal Pinang and lost contact with ground control just a few minutes later. Photos posted on Twitter of items collected from the crash site included bags and parts of aircraft fuselage, and Indonesian TV broadcast pictures of a debris field and fuel slick. According to Flightradar24, the plane, a Boeing 737 MAX 8, was less than three months old. Reuters reported at least 23 government officials were on board when the aircraft went down in 90-foot-deep waters off Jakarta.

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Indonesian Plane Crashes Into Sea With 189 Aboard

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