FAI Ambulance has 1 medical staff across 1 specialties.

Dedicated Intensive Care FAI’s fleet of dedicated intensive care Air Ambulance Jets is operational around the clock , 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All aircraft are fully equipped with state of the art medical technology, and staffed with highly qualified medical personnel, so that patients who are in need of being evacuated or repatriated can be treated and transported as fast as possible. All aircraft are designed to carry up to two stretchers, and FAI offers bedside to bedside support of the medical team without any additional costs. This means that the medical crews will pick up a patient at the hospital of origin and deliver the patient to the receiving hospital. Medical treatment on board FAI Air Ambulance Jets strictly adheres to the highest international standards. FAI offers a worldwide, unrestricted air ambulance service. The Air Ambulance fleet frequently is operating in hostile areas s. a. Afghanistan and Iraq. No matter where the patient is hospitalized , FAI will airlift him from there to any destination chosen by the patient. FAI´s large fleet is the guarantee for a minimum activation time. The Air Ambulance Aircraft are strategically based in the heart of Europe and are operated and maintained by the company’s in house MRO “FAI Technik GmbH”. Ready for activation around the clock! State-of-the-art Medical Equipment The complete set of medical and technical equipment on board FAI Air Ambulances meets the highest international standards. In order to fulfill clients expectations, FAI has continuously expanded the scope and quality of its medical equipment and kept up with technological advances through equipment replacements. Lifeport or Spectrum Intensive Care Base Units: Patient Loading System
, Central Oxygen Tank
, Vacuum Generator
, Compressed Air System
, Electrical Outlets for 220V or 24/12V SatCom for worldwide communication Standard Medical and Technical Equipment: Zoll X Series: Multi Parameter Transport Monitor for Intensive
Care including ECG, NIBP, IBP (2-channel),
Temperature (2-channel), etCO2 (sidestream), 
Compact Defibrillator-Monitor-System with Cardiac Pacemaker Hamilton T1: State-of-the-Art ventilator for transport of critical care patients (Backup Oxylog 3000) ABBOTT i-STAT: Portable Blood Analyzer for physiological status determination throughout the flight Additional Specialized Equipment: Draeger 5400 transport: Incubator with Stephan F120 intensive care respirator PENTAX Bronchoscope: Bronchoscope for fiberoptic suction and intubation Quality Policy The FAI Air Ambulance medical team (doctors, nurses and paramedics) aims at providing the best possible medical care to the patient. To achieve this objective it adheres to principles and guidelines of the EURAMI Accreditation Standards which are periodically revised criteria regarding the air medical service level of quality in terms of capabilities, medical management and qualifications, aircraft´s configuration and equipment, operational issues, communications, quality management, and/or specific requirements for fixed wing aircrafts. These Accreditation Standards are based on legal standards of the European Union (European Standards, e.g. EN 13718-2), International expertise and the experience of leading European air medical services.The European Aeromedical Institute (EURAMI) is an independent agency which audits and accredits fixed-wing and rotary wing air medical transport services as well as ground inter-facility critical care services world-wide to a set of industry-established criteria. In July 2016 FAI passed for the second time the EURAMI re-accreditation audit according to the new quality standards showing proof that FAI has one of the best air ambulance setups world-wide.