Tekriwal, born in June 1990 into a traditional Marwari family, went to Jawaharlal Nehru Senior Secondary School in Bhopal and Lawrence School in Lovedale. After completing her studies at Coventry University, she got married to a Hyderabad-based businessman.   Acknowledging difficulties in the private aircraft industry, Tekriwal promised to resolve them. She stressed that while organizing private jet trips, brokers and operators sometimes disregard the demands of their clients in favor of profits. Tekriwal continued, "Customers pay astronomical amounts due to sheer lack of transparency and non-availability of charter planes," as reported by Indiatimes.   Following almost 20 months of industry experience and gap analysis, Tekriwal launched JetSetGo. Currently, the organization provides air taxi services, which let Indian cities connect. Using electric vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) aircraft, JetSetGo reduces the total cost of chartered flights by combining innovative methods, SMART management, and technology.   . Tekriwal introduced JetSetGo after…

Agbede is announced by Access Holdings as acting Following the untimely death of Herbert Wigwe, GCEO Access Holdings Plc has named Bolaji Agbede as the Acting Group Chief Executive Officer. This was revealed in a statement released by Access Holdings Plc's board of directors on Tuesday. Ms. Agbede was the company's most senior founding executive director in charge of business support prior to her appointment.   With the Central Bank of Nigeria's clearance, she would assume leadership of Access Holdings Plc's operations. This transformation represents a turning point in the history of the organization as it works through the difficulties posed by an abrupt change in leadership. Agbede has a remarkable career trajectory in banking and business consulting services, spanning over three decades, which has given her a wealth of experience and strategic insight.   Meanwhile, US officials stated on Sunday that initial findings point to snowy weather as the…

Two individuals close to Herbert Wigwe's team confirmed his death to Semafor Africa on Friday night in a California helicopter crash. Wigwe was the chief executive of Access Holdings, a Nigerian company that owns Access Bank, one of the biggest banking companies in Africa. Along with two other victims of the crash were his wife, kid, and a former group chairman of the Nigerian Exchange, which runs the nation's primary stock exchange. Not a single person survived. The New York Times said today that the helicopter, which the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) of the United States recognized as a Eurocopter EC130, went down close to the California–Nevada border. According to the Times, the incident is being looked at by the FAA and the US transportation safety body. The collision happened around sixty miles from Las Vegas. He was due to attend this weekend's Super Bowl American football game, which is…