bankrupts bankruptcy in history. jal got a debt waiver of more than $6 billion from banks and more than $4 billion in quasi governmental cash injects for delisting its stock. the carrier cut 16,000 employees, 44 aircraft and some 51 flight routes. certainly heavy surgery going on there. but it eventually achieved a dramatic turn-around in the first eight months making nearly $2 billion in profits. jal is set to begin a new venture with american airlines in april. jal plans to list its stock by the end of 2012. >> translator: we have all worked hard to reduce the cost. as you know, we have achieved the financial result far exceeding the rehabilitation