Скачать или смотреть Family members arrive at Jakarta airport after Lion Air crash

Lion Air's flight JT-610 (top left) was heading to Pangkal Pinang, an island north of the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, with 188 on board when it lost contact with air control about 6.33am local time - just 13 minutes after take-off. Shortly before the disaster, the plane's pilot Bhavye Suneja had reported 'technical difficulties' and asked to return to the airport. Photos show debris and personal belongings picked up from the water's surface (top and bottom left) by ships that reached the crash area. This morning, Lion Air's president said the jet had a technical issue that required it to be briefly grounded for repair work. Relatives were pictured crying at the Pangpal Pinang airport as they awaited news on their loved ones (bottom right).

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