The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) has signed a guarantee contract (total principal guarantee target: about 11.2 billion yen) for the principal and interest of the Transition Link Loan implemented by private financial institutions for Japan Airlines (JAL). This is to support the borrowing by JAL from private financial institutions for the funds necessary to import one aircraft operated by JAL from The Boeing Company, an American corporation. This contributes to the maintenance and enhancement of the international competitiveness of Japan's aviation industry. JAL has set an ESG strategy in its medium-term management plan up to 2025 and is promoting efforts to achieve zero CO2 emissions by 2050. In particular, reducing CO2 emissions from aircraft is important, and JAL is actively promoting the introduction of fuel-efficient equipment.