American, oneworld members propose $2 bil. aid package for JAL

TOKYO, Japan - Tom Horton, chief financial officer of American Airlines Inc., speaks about the company's financial aid plan for struggling Japan Airlines Corp. during a news conference at a hotel in Tokyo on Jan. 12, 2010. Horton said American and other key oneworld alliance members are ready to offer $2 billion in commercial benefits to JAL.

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