The ambulance jets and ambulance airliners operating as an intensive care unit contain among other things:

• Ventilators:
  Oxylog 2000 and 3000; Breas 1000 LTV
• Oxygen, sufficient for multiple patient transportation (Citation 6000 liters O2, Dornier up to 16000 liters O2 and 16000 liters compressed air supply)
• Monitoring (Zoll, Propaq), ECG, invasive and non-invasive blood pressure, O2-measurement, capnometry, body temperature
• Triple-injection drivers
• Mini-lab (blood gas analysis, blood sugar, electrolytes, haemoglobin, hematocrit)
• Suction unit
• Defibrillators
• Anti-pressure-ulcer mattress, vacuum mattress
• External and internal pacemakers
• Doctors's kit for patient transport between hospital and airport
• Burnpak burn kit
• Cervical collars
• Chest drain set
• Central venous catheter set
• DANIS Set (Oesophagusstent)
  
• Paediatric ICU (for infants and small children up to 1m body size) with Babymix 2 or Babylog 2000 ventilator
• Incubator Dräger 5400 with Babylog 2000 ventilator and multiple injection drivers
• 220 V AC

The permanent ambulance installations of the ambulance jets and helicopters were developed by Tyrol Air Ambulance together with Air Ambulance Technology and produced and certificated by Air Ambulance Technology in Ranshofen (Upper Austria).

Air Ambulance Technology is an enterprise specializing in aeromedical customization of aircraft and helicopters. Air Ambulance Technology is an affiliate company of Tyrol Air Ambulance.