Maehara, American Airlines official talk JAL fate

TOKYO, Japan - American Airlines Inc. Chief Executive Officer Gerard Arpey (L) shakes hands with Japanese transport minister Seiji Maehara at the transport ministry in Tokyo on Dec. 16, 2009. American Airlines suggested it may beef up its investment in cash-strapped Japan Airlines Corp. during the talks. (Kyodo)

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