Oneworld members offered Japan Airlines a "total alliance value proposition" of US$1.8 billion to keep the troubled carrier as an ally

. According to oneworld, the package includes $1.1 billion in funding from American Airlines"through a link with the TPG investment group"; a commitment from AA to file an application for transpacific antitrust immunity "immediately" after Japan and the United States finalize a new aviation treaty, which would lead to a joint venture and US$700 million in incremental revenue over 10 years; and expanded cooperation with British Airways and Finnair, including more code share flights. Delta Air Lines and its SkyTeam members previously pledged to provide JAL a package worth $1 billion to entice it to join their alliance.