(IN SHORT) Japan Airlines, Airbus, Nippon Paper Industries, Sumitomo Corporation, and Green Earth Institute have signed an MOU to collaborate on producing sustainable aviation fuel from bioethanol derived from domestic wood. This project builds on the MORISORA Project, initiated in 2023 by Nippon Paper, Sumitomo Corporation, and GEI, with a joint venture established in 2025 to manufacture and sell wood-based bioethanol. Now joined by JAL and Airbus, the consortium aims to promote domestic SAF usage, reduce greenhouse gas emissions through a circular economy approach of "cutting, using, planting, and growing" trees, and meet strict LCA and CORSIA standards. JAL intends to replace 10% of its onboard fuel with SAF by 2030 by building a strong supply chain, while Airbus will support the certification process for domestic woody biomass, contributing to the industry's net-zero target by 2050.