Air Vallée (DO, Aosta Corrado Gex (AOT)) is eyeing a services resumption date of June 26. Reports state that initial scheduled services will include a resumption of 4x weekly Pescara Abruzzo International (PSR) to Turin Caselle (TRN) flights operated with an EMB-120 wet-leased from Hungary's Budapest Aircraft Services (BPS, Budapest Ferenc Liszt International (BUD)). According to the airline, the Turin - Pescara route is primarily a corporate one ferrying FIAT and Iveco suits to factories and plants located in the south of Italy. However, given the economic downturn in Italy, the route's viability, and that of Air Vallée, has been badly affected.

Air Vallée (DO, Aosta Corrado Gex (AOT)) will wet-lease an EMB-120 from Budapest Aircraft Services (BPS, Budapest Ferenc Liszt International (BUD)) as of October 29 to replace its own Do328-300s on its only remaining scheduled service between Turin Caselle (TRN) and Pescara Abruzzo International (PSR). Air Vallée currently offers four weekly round-trips on the route.

OLT Jetair (O2, Warsaw Fryderyk Chopin (WAW)) has wet-leased an EMB-120 from Budapest Aircraft Services (BPS, Budapest Ferenc Liszt International (BUD)) for domestic services in Poland.

Air Vallée (DO, Aosta Corrado Gex (AOT)) is reportedly planning to wet-lease two Fokker 100s to launch new routes from Bucharest Otopeni Henri Coanda International (OTP) to Florence Peretola (FLR) and Pescara Abruzzo International (PSR) as well as from Iasi International (IAS) to Milan Malpensa (MXP), Paris Orly (ORY), Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International (FCO) and Turin Caselle (TRN) later this spring. It currently also wet-leases an EMB-120 from Budapest Aircraft Services (BPS, Budapest Ferenc Liszt International (BUD)) for its Parma Giuseppe Verdi (PMF)-Rome Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International (FCO) route that it had taken over from Air Alps (A6, Innsbruck Kranebitten (INN)).

Budapest Aircraft Services (BPS, Budapest Ferenc Liszt International (BUD)) has added a third ex-Atlantique Air Assistance (TLB/Nantes) EMB-120.