Treating patients suffering from "Air borne infectious" diseases poses a unique challenge as these patients are capable of spreading their disease to others. This challenge is magnified multifold if these patients are in an enclose air conditioned space. Thus, in-patient services for people suffering from "Airborne Infectious" diseases and emergency services receiving patients with undiagnosed conditions who could be carriers of "Air borne infectious" diseases pose a unique challenge to the hospital management. Handling and treating these patients could expose the health care staff and the co-habitating patients to the risk of contracting the disease and could become a factor in increasing the nosocomial infection rates in a hospital. To mitigate this risk, guidelines call for these patients are to be treated in a designated negative pressure area with high air exchanges. The air extracted from this negative pressure area should be exhausted suitably or can be re-circulated back into the room after HEPA filtration. However in practice, many hospitals might face several practical constraints in implementing it. Under these circumstances, PNUETRAN AIIS becomes the perfect companion to handle these risks involved and to protect the health care staff and the other patients in the hospital. PNEUTRAN AIIS can be used to effectively to quickly upgrade a standard patient room to be safely used for treating patients with suspected or confirmed Airborne infectious diseases.