Planning Your Flight to the Queen of the Dolomites
From Venice, Treviso, Bolzano and Munich, private helicopter transfers bring you to Cortina d’Ampezzo and the Tofane in a fraction of the time by road.

Direct point-to-point helicopter transfers to the Queen of the Dolomites from Venice, Milan, Munich and Zurich.
Replace a two-hour drive up the Piave valley with a flight of 35 to 40 minutes from Venice. Private flights land at the Fiames heliport, a few minutes north of Corso Italia, where a car takes you to your hotel.
Book your Cortina helicopter transfer. Depart from Venice Marco Polo (VCE), Lido Nicelli (LIPV), Treviso, Bolzano or Innsbruck for one-way or return flights into the Ampezzo valley.
A helicopter transfer turns the slow climb from the Venetian plain into a short Alpine flight, while our team handles the Fiames landing slot, ground cars and ski bags.

Step off your international flight at Marco Polo or Treviso and land in the Ampezzo valley in about 30 to 40 minutes.

Bolzano sits under 20 minutes away and Innsbruck around 30, a smart choice for private jet arrivals from northern Europe.

Connect Cortina with St. Moritz, Davos, Zurich and Lake Como, while we arrange customs and handling for every border crossing.
Cortina d’Ampezzo sits in a wide valley ringed by the Tofane, Cristallo and Sorapiss, inside the UNESCO-listed Dolomites. After landing at Fiames, a short drive brings you to the town centre, your chalet or the lifts.
The pedestrian Corso Italia runs past the Basilica of Saints Philip and James and its bell tower, lined with boutiques, cafés and historic hotels. Evenings end on the terraces around Piazza Angelo Dibona.
Cortina belongs to the Dolomiti Superski area. The Olympia delle Tofane slope hosts the women’s FIS Alpine Ski World Cup every January, and the Cinque Torri and Lagazuoi pair skiing with open-air First World War museums.
Cortina hosted the Winter Olympics in 1956 and co-hosted Milano Cortina 2026. Guests fly in for stays at the Hotel Cristallo, a Luxury Collection resort, the Hotel de la Poste and the chalets around Pocol.
We plan each flight as a direct one-way or return transfer and confirm mountain weather, the Fiames landing slot and handling at both ends.

The classic arrival route: land at Venice Marco Polo and reach the Ampezzo valley in 35 to 40 minutes instead of two hours by road.

Fly from Milan Linate or Malpensa across the pre-Alps and land in Cortina in a little over an hour.

Swap lakeside villas for mountain chalets: Lake Como and Cortina sit about an hour apart by helicopter.

Ski two Dolomites icons in one trip, with roughly 30 minutes of flight between Cortina and Madonna di Campiglio.

Link Zurich Airport and its long-haul connections with Cortina in around 75 to 85 minutes, including Swiss customs.

Two of the most famous winter resorts in the Alps sit 45 to 50 minutes apart: fly between St. Moritz and Cortina in one smooth leg.

Head from Cortina to Davos for the World Economic Forum or a Graubünden ski week in around 45 to 50 minutes.

Connect Cortina with Zermatt and the Matterhorn in about 85 to 100 minutes, while we plan the final leg into the car-free village.
Single-engine aircraft cover the short Venice, Treviso and Bolzano flights, while twin-engine cabins such as the AW139, H155 and S-76 serve Swiss, long-distance and VIP transfers.
Cortina transfers start from €2,640 EUR per billable flight hour. The TOTAL price reflects aircraft type, positioning, the Fiames landing slot, route, dates and availability.
Each quote comes back as one TOTAL amount for aircraft, crew, positioning and ground handling.
Travelers from the USA and Canada can arrange their Cortina transfer before departure, with USD and CAD price guidance.
EU travelers receive quotes in EUR, with flights timed around arrivals at Venice, Treviso, Innsbruck or Munich.
Australian skiers can secure their Dolomites transfer ahead of the long-haul trip, with AUD price guidance.
Travelers from Russia can request transfer planning for eligible routes into Cortina.
Guests from the Gulf and wider Middle East can request twin-engine VIP transfers and private cars in the Ampezzo valley.
Guests from other regions receive standard Italian transfer details, aircraft options and TOTAL pricing.
Standard Italian transfer details appear here when regional targeting is not available.
We price every flight for the exact route, date and passenger load, then confirm crew, the Fiames slot and your car to the hotel.
Tell us the departure airport, travel date, preferred time and number of guests.
Mention skis, boots, golf bags or extra suitcases so we match the right cabin.
Check the proposed aircraft, flight time and TOTAL price for your flight to Cortina.
We finalize crew, landing slot, ground car and your departure time.
Feedback from guests who flew into the Ampezzo valley with us.
Cortina transfers start from €2,640 EUR per billable flight hour. The TOTAL price depends on aircraft, route, positioning, landing slot, passengers, ski luggage, dates and availability.
Private flights land at the Fiames heliport, a few kilometres north of the town centre. We arrange a car from Fiames to your hotel, chalet or ski lift.
Venice Marco Polo to Cortina takes about 35 to 40 minutes of flight time. Treviso takes around 30 minutes, Bolzano 15 to 20 minutes and Milan a little over an hour.
Yes. We arrange flights from Innsbruck, Munich, Zurich, St. Moritz and Davos, including customs and handling, subject to weather and aircraft availability.
Yes. Summer flights serve hikers heading to the Tre Cime and Cinque Torri, cyclists and hotel guests, while winter flights follow the ski season from December to April.
Send standard requests at least 72 hours ahead. For Christmas, New Year, the January World Cup and peak ski weeks, book two to three weeks earlier.
From Venice, Treviso, Bolzano and Munich, private helicopter transfers bring you to Cortina d’Ampezzo and the Tofane in a fraction of the time by road.