- June 1987
Air Vallee is established to promote the commercial development of the airport Corrado Gex of Aosta.
- June 1988
Air Vallee opens a twice-weekly connection with Rome operated by Beechcraft King Air C90, an aircraft with six places.
- October 1989
Air Vallee replaces King C90 with CESSNA Citation 1 Marche 1-ARV: a faster aircraft still with six places, and takes another bigetto of the same category, gears 1-PALP.
- January 1992
Air Vallee buys a Lear Jet 31, gears 1-AIRW of eight places to replace the two small bigettos.
- August 1993
Air Vallee buys a Beechcraft King Air 200 with eight places.
- October 1997
Air Vallee obtains a certificate from the Italian Aeronautic Registry as ‘airline operator’.
- May 2000
The Dornier 328.300 JET enters into service, with thirty-one seats, that continues to operate at Aosta airport.
- July 2000
San Giovanni Paolo 11 flies Rome-Aosta with Air Vallee to get to his holiday location in Valle d’Aosta. He will fly Air Vallee from 2000-2004.
In the summer of 2005 the pope Benedetto XV1 flew with the company to spend his holiday in Valle d’Aosta.
- 25th June 2001
The second DORNIER... begins its service.
- June 2001
A new route for Air Vallee: in the summer months the company connects Turin and Perugia with Alghero and Aosta, Cuneo and Alkbenga and Olbia.
- November 2001
The company connects Turin and Pescara all year, everyday except Saturday.
- December 2004
Air Vallee completes the service from Rome with a flight every Sunday that, during the winter period, is added to the two existing five-day a week Monday to Friday service.
- September 2005
Air Vallee connects Turin to Genoa and Trieste, opening a new route for both business and pleasure flights.
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