On the back of such fleet and network reorganization, Jet Airways expects its operations, including that of JetLite, to return to profitability by FY17. N. Ravichandran, vice president of finance at Jet Airways said during the company?s fourth quarter earnings call his company has chalked out a roadmap for network and fleet integration with Etihad Airways ? which had picked up a 24% stake in Jet Airways for Rs 2,060 crore in the Indian airline last fiscal—, and other partner airlines. CAPA?s Kaul says that JetLite?s turnaround plan will largely depend on its fleet strategy. According to him, JetLite could either expand its capacity by adding different types of aircraft to its fleet and feed greater number of passengers to its parent company?s operations, especially international flights; or it could stick to its one aircraft fleet (comprising Boeing 737s) to optimise costs. ? My sense is that that they will keep it to a one aircraft fleet,? said Kaul.