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The body of a Lion Air plane is seen in the water after it missed the runway in Denpasar, Bali, in this file picture taken April 13, 2013. Pilot errors, inadequate crew training and lapses in emergency response procedures led to the plane operated by fast-growing budget carrier Lion Air crashing into the sea off Bali in April 2013, according to a final report into the incident. None of the 108 passengers and crew died in the incident, which took place as heavy rain affected visibility for the Boeing 737-800 on a scheduled flight from Bandung. Four people suffered serious injuries and the aircraft, which had been in service for less than two months with Lion Air, was written off. (Photo by Reuters/Stringer)
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