More than 13 years after an Air France plane carrying 228 people plunged into the sea as it flew from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, the airline and planemaker Airbus went on trial for involuntary manslaughter on Monday. The companies both deny responsibility for the plane crash. They face potential fines of up to €225,000 ($219,000). Everyone on board died when the storm-tossed plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean in the early hours of June 1, 2009 after stalling. It took two years to recover the bodies and cockpit recorders, located on the ocean floor at a depth of about 4,000 metres. It was even…