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More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more Sabre quietly sold Airpas Aviation, a software provider and consultancy company, to Ventiga Capital Partners, a private equity firm, earlier this year. Ventiga, the new backer of Airpas, said on Tuesday it had merged the company with FuelPlus Group, which offers software for airlines to administer jet fuel usage — the largest cost center for most carriers. The private equity firm plans to support additional acquisitions. Its goal is to build a travel tech group focused...

Conference News Tech Talks   KES International’s Personal Touch Jonathan Flearmoy, Director at KES international talks to Martin Fullard about KES Online’s event technology offering.

Last modified on Wed 5 May 2021 07.11 EDT The government has been urged to publish details of up to £2bn in Covid-19 contracts awarded to private healthcare companies, including some that have helped fund the Conservative party. Contracts to provide extra capacity during the pandemic have been handed to 17 firms since March 2020. The NHS has said enlisting independent hospitals helped add 6,500 beds, freeing space to treat Covid-19 patients and allowing elective procedures to continue. But the Good Law Project, which has repeatedly raised concerns about cronyism and opacity in public procu...

Payout for family of Swindon woman who died after NHS 111 bungle THE family of a Wiltshire woman who died after an NHS 111 call handler failed to correctly assess the seriousness of her chest pain have won an undisclosed payout. Beverley Wildeboer’s husband Julio called the NHS non-emergency line in April 2017 after a pain across his wife’s shoulders spread to her chest.  The year before, Mrs Wildeboer, of Braydon Manor, near Purton, had been diagnosed with rare condition neuromyelitis optica, causing damage to the spinal cord and eyes.  She was wheelchair bound and, in 2005, ha...

THE family of a Wiltshire woman who died after an NHS 111 call handler failed to correctly assess the seriousness of her chest pain have won an undisclosed payout. Beverley Wildeboer’s husband Julio called the NHS non-emergency line in April 2017 after a pain across his wife’s shoulders spread to her chest.  The year before, Mrs Wildeboer, of Braydon Manor, near Purton, had been diagnosed with rare condition neuromyelitis optica, causing damage to the spinal cord and eyes.  She was wheelchair bound and, in 2005, had stent fitted after a heart attack.  Mr Wildeboer spoke to th...