Prime Minister of Japan, Yukio Hatoyama expressed his view that the airline Japan Airlines Corp may restructure its activities by itself, without help from the state, reports the agency Reuters.

Asked about an earlier utterance of the Minister of Transport that the Government will support the country's largest carrier in the worst-case scenarios, Hatoyama said that he did not believe that this situation could occur. I think, JAL will be able to restructure their activities independently, - said Prime Minister told reporters.

The Japanese Government does not intend to push for clearance of bankruptcy Japan Airlines, but it finds insufficient prepared by its expert anti-crisis plan, involving the dismissal of nearly 7 thousand employees, said on September 28, Minister of Transport Seiji Maehara. He said that the company's own funds sufficient to December. Special Board of five persons appointed by the Government, will assess the effectiveness of leadership in the company.

In I quarter net loss amounted to 99 billion airline yen ($ 1.1 billion). It is the biggest quarterly loss in the history of corporations, privatized in 1987, last Thursday, President Japan Airlines Haruka Nisimatsu said that the airline sought financial support from the state, but did not give specific amounts.

Japan Airlines needed to attract 150 billion yen by the end of November and another 100 billion yen - up to 31 March next year to pay off creditors. Funds to cover the loans JAL intends to find due to the revision of plans for the withdrawal of staff to retire and sell the company, which provides passengers in-flight meals.