How to Pitch: In-Flight Magazines
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's an in-flight magazine! Freelancers have plenty of airline pubs to pitch.
August 25, 2005
[EDITOR'S NOTE: We are currently updating this article with the cooperation of the publication's editors. In the meantime, please use these pitching guidelines with caution as some information listed may be outdated.]
Circulation: Sky: 500,000 rate base/3 million readers; Continental: 350,000 rate base/1.8 million readers; Spirit 400,000/2.5 million readers Background: In the mid-'90s there was a rash of in-flight magazine revamping. The notoriously dull mags that had long taken their captive audiences for granted were remade into quality, general-interest magazines that passengers might actually enjoy. All of them changed their look, some changed ... ![]() The How to Pitch series is worth its weight in gold. In just the first month I'd already benefited enough to consider the cost of joining well worth it. -- Gaen MurphreeAvantGuild benefits give you access to:
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[EDITOR'S NOTE: We are currently updating this article with the cooperation of the publication's editors. In the meantime, please use these pitching guidelines with caution as some information listed may be outdated.]

-- Gaen Murphree




