Based on the Japan Airlines Act (Act No. 154 of 1953), as of October 1, 1953, the current company was established with 1 billion yen in government funding and 1 billion yen in sales, for a total of 2 billion yen in capital.
In this way, the established company inherited all of the rights and obligations of the previous company, and became licensed to become the nation's only scheduled international air carrier, along with its domestic routes.