Planning Your Flight into the Dolomites
From Venice, Bolzano, Innsbruck and Zurich, private helicopter transfers bring you to Alta Badia and the Sella Dolomites in a fraction of the time by road.

Direct point-to-point helicopter transfers to Corvara, La Villa, San Cassiano and the Sella Dolomites from Venice, Milan, Munich and Zurich.
Swap winding mountain passes for a flight of 35 to 40 minutes from Venice or under 15 minutes from Bolzano. We coordinate the landing site, the car connection and your luggage right up to the hotel door.
Book your Alta Badia helicopter transfer. Depart from Venice Marco Polo (VCE), Lido Nicelli (LIPV), Treviso, Verona, Bolzano or Innsbruck for one-way or return flights into the Dolomites.
A helicopter transfer replaces up to three hours of mountain roads with a direct flight, while our team handles landing permits, ground cars and ski luggage.

Land at Venice Marco Polo or Treviso after your international flight and reach the Badia Valley in around 30 to 40 minutes.

Short flights of 10 to 25 minutes connect Alta Badia with Bolzano Airport and Innsbruck, ideal for private jet arrivals in South Tyrol and Tyrol.

Link the Dolomites with St. Moritz, Davos, Zurich and Lake Como, while we arrange customs and handling for every cross-border flight.
Alta Badia spreads across six Ladin villages below the Sella and Sassongher peaks, in the heart of the UNESCO-listed Dolomites. After landing, a short car ride takes you to your chalet, hotel or ski lift.
Corvara sits at the foot of the Sassongher, while La Villa and San Cassiano offer quiet chalets, fine dining and direct access to the slopes. Colfosco, Badia and La Val complete the six villages of the valley.
Alta Badia connects to the Sellaronda ski circuit and the Dolomiti Superski area. The Gran Risa slope in La Villa hosts the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup giant slalom every December.
Guests fly in for five-star stays such as Hotel La Perla in Corvara and Aman Rosa Alpina in San Cassiano. In summer, the Maratona dles Dolomites cycling race and hikes around Lagazuoi bring the valley to life.
We plan each transfer as a direct one-way or return flight and confirm mountain weather, landing access and handling at both ends.

Trade a three-hour drive for a flight of 35 to 40 minutes from Venice, with a car waiting at the landing site for the last stretch to your hotel.

Leave Milan after a morning meeting and reach the Dolomites in about an hour, straight from Linate or Malpensa.

Fly from the villas of Lake Como to the ski slopes in about an hour, ideal for guests who combine lake and mountain in one trip.

Switch between two Dolomites ski areas in roughly 25 minutes, linking the Badia Valley with Madonna di Campiglio and the Brenta group.

Connect Zurich Airport and its long-haul flights with the Dolomites in around 70 to 80 minutes, with Swiss customs arranged ahead of time.

Cross the Alps between St. Moritz and the Dolomites in about 40 minutes, a popular route for guests who ski both resorts in one winter.

Reach Davos for the World Economic Forum or a Graubünden ski week in about 40 to 45 minutes from the valley.

Travel between the Dolomites and Zermatt in around 80 to 95 minutes, while we plan the landing and final leg around the car-free village.
Single-engine aircraft suit the short Venice, Bolzano and Innsbruck flights, while twin-engine cabins such as the AW139, H155 and S-76 suit Swiss, long-distance and VIP transfers.
Transfer quotes start from €2,640 EUR per billable flight hour. The TOTAL price reflects aircraft type, positioning, landing permits, route, dates and availability.
Every quote arrives as one TOTAL amount for aircraft, crew, positioning and ground handling.
Travelers from the USA and Canada can plan their Dolomites transfer before departure, with USD and CAD price guidance.
EU travelers receive quotes in EUR, with flights timed around arrivals at Venice, Verona, Innsbruck or Munich.
Australian skiers can book their Dolomites transfer ahead of the long-haul trip, with AUD price guidance.
Travelers from Russia can request transfer planning for eligible routes into Alta Badia.
Guests from the Gulf and wider Middle East can request VIP twin-engine transfers and private ground cars in the valley.
International guests receive standard Italian transfer information, aircraft options and TOTAL pricing.
This panel lists standard Italian transfer information when regional targeting is not available.
We quote every flight for the exact route, date and passenger load, then confirm crew, landing permits and the car to your hotel.
Give us your arrival airport, date, preferred time and group size.
Include skis, boots, golf bags or extra baggage so we choose the right cabin.
Compare the proposed aircraft, flight time and TOTAL price for your flight into the Dolomites.
We finalize crew, landing permits, the ground car and your departure slot.
Feedback from travelers who flew into the Dolomites with us.
Transfer quotes start from €2,640 EUR per billable flight hour. The TOTAL price depends on aircraft, route, positioning, landing permits, passengers, ski luggage, dates and availability.
We use approved landing sites in the Badia Valley and arrange a short car connection to Corvara, La Villa, San Cassiano or your chalet. Mountain landings follow South Tyrol rules and need advance permission.
Venice to Alta Badia takes about 35 to 40 minutes of flight time. Bolzano takes 10 to 15 minutes, Innsbruck around 25 minutes and Milan roughly an hour.
Yes. We arrange flights from Zurich, St. Moritz, Davos and Innsbruck, including customs and handling, subject to weather and aircraft availability.
Yes. Most flights take place during the ski season from December to April, and summer transfers serve hikers, cyclists and hotel guests. Mountain weather decides the final departure time.
Request standard transfers at least 72 hours ahead. For Christmas, New Year, the Gran Risa World Cup and peak ski weeks, book two to three weeks earlier.
From Venice, Bolzano, Innsbruck and Zurich, private helicopter transfers bring you to Alta Badia and the Sella Dolomites in a fraction of the time by road.