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In-flight magazines exist to entertain, educate, inform, and basically help keep the most-often annoyed airline passenger occupied. We feel SkyWest Magazine is NOT the typical in-flight publication. Yes we entertain, educate and inform our 2.5 million passengers with each issue, however our readers learn about the lesser-known, out-of-the-way places and the people that make up these American communities - communities that don’t receive much press. Except from us! As one reader put it, “your in-flight magazine is different than the others, and I’m glad”. Here is a sampling of what others have shared about our SkyWest Magazine. We call them our “LOVE letters”. |
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“There were many visitors from throughout California and other states. In fact, we had several families, not just the one we mentioned earlier, that came to Modesto to be part of “American Graffiti” from the SkyWest Magazine article/ad. Visitors from Indiana, Nebraska, Colorado, Idaho and Oregon all made their way to our booth, to let us know they read about Modesto in SkyWest Magazine and they were having a great time and would return next year…some with their classic cars.” |
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"I wanted to thank you for featuring me, as it has resulted in 6 painting sales! Please let me know if I can get some copies or a link where I could have my friends order their own. I have had many requests. Thanks again.” Steve – Ventura, CA |
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"There was a husband and wife from England, touring California on holiday. They had intended to go from SF to LA, via the coast line, until they read about Modesto, and the one thing that is unique to Modesto, “American Graffiti.” They made a detour to Modesto to spend the weekend because of reading the article in SkyWest Magazine.” |
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“Very informative. I love learning about places I’ve not been. Your fabulous photos help me imagine the place.” | |
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“Just enough articles and words to be able to read your wonderful publication in its entirety during my short flight.” M.– Redwood City, CA | |
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“Your magazine hit the highlights of communities and reminded me to add things to my “bucket list” of things to do.” “Thank you for focusing on the many undiscovered treasures with much to offer – the smaller communities in America.” David – Elizabeth, CO | |
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“This is one of the first times I have a read a magazine cover to cover without putting it down and having to search for something interesting to read and enjoy. Great content and not covered with advertisements.” Henry – Tocqueville, UT |
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“I love the way you feature interesting places with the emphasis being on simple pleasures and not spending a lot of money. In this time of economic uncertainty you are performing a great service to the average American traveler.” Jane – Denver, CO | |
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“I enjoy the friendly, conversational tone of SkyWest Magazine. You provide interesting stories about cities frequently overlooked by other periodicals devoted to travel.” Elena – Fairfax, VA | |
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“The piece on Colorado Springs turned out wonderfully. We greatly appreciate the coverage.” Chelsy – Colorado Springs, CO | |
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“Please keep your great articles (and photos) coming. I just returned from St. George, UT and found it to be a gem. Your magazine is like having a vacation planner on staff.” Leonard – Rideway, CO | |
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“Your magazine covers are awesome. Love how you use artwork for your covers.” Hillary – Draper, UT | |
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“This was my first time flying regional SkyWest, the plane was small. I was extra nervous. Until I found your SkyWest Magazine, which was a much needed comfort tool. Loved Santa Barbara story.” Dana – Arcadia,CA | |
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“SkyWest Magazine has well-written and well-researched articles . . . thoroughly pleased to see a page dedicated to the cover artist when I looked inside the magazine.” Adar – Edmond, OK | |
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"You always suprise me! In this issue, articles about places I thought I knew well contain revelations! Holly Yashi, a familar name, had no secrets for me . . . except the origin of the name!! Also thought I knew SLO, but your article contains info. new to me. Thanks!" M.– Redwood City, CA | |
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