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SkyWest Flight 3528 emerges from low level cloud cover at Friedman Memorial Airport (KSUN), on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 3:08 p.m. The flight, originating from Salt Lake City, was the first SkyWest Embraer 175 flight to land using SUN’s new proprietary approach procedure. (KSUN PHOTO BY: Tim Burke)
SkyWest Flight 3528 emerges from low level cloud cover at Friedman Memorial Airport (KSUN), on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 3:08 p.m. The flight, originating from Salt Lake City, was the first SkyWest Embraer 175 flight to land using SUN’s new next generation approach procedure. (KSUN PHOTO BY: Tim Burke)

SUN VALLEY, Idaho—Friedman Memorial Airport ushered in a new era of improved flight reliability and reduced weather-related diversions on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 3:08 p.m. as SkyWest Flight 3528 emerged from low-level clouds and visibility to land safely at SUN —and on time.

The Delta Connection flight, operated by SkyWest Airlines, originated from Salt Lake City, and was the first SkyWest flight to arrive in instrument conditions using the new next generation approach procedure, approved earlier this year.

“It was awesome to see,” said Chris Pomeroy, Friedman Memorial Airport Manager. “This flight represents a game-changing effort among many partners here in the Valley, including our air carrier partners, to improve reliability at this airport. Now, our Delta and United customers, both operated by SkyWest, will benefit from this improved reliability.”

“It was rewarding to see our extensive flight operations work and partnership with the airport culminate with this safe arrival in conditions that would have previously resulted in a diversion,” said SkyWest Senior Vice President of Flight Operations Tracy Gallo. “We’re pleased to continue to enhance our exceptional service for customers traveling into beautiful Sun Valley.”

“We are excited about the improved travel experience for our airline customers and the benefits to the community that will result from these improvements,” Pomeroy added.

About Friedman Memorial Airport 
Located in the heart of the beautiful Wood River Valley, Friedman Memorial Airport  (SUN) generates the second highest economic impact for commercial service airports in  Idaho, second only behind Boise Airport. SUN offers scheduled airline service to Salt Lake City, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, and Chicago. SUN creates jobs and connects tourists from around the world with local businesses, generating more than $290 million in economic impact each year for the valley.

About SkyWest
SkyWest Airlines has a fleet of nearly 500 aircraft connecting passengers to over 250 destinations throughout North America. SkyWest Airlines operates through partnerships with United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, and Alaska  Airlines carrying more than 43 million passengers in 2019.

SkyWest Flight 3528 emerges from low level cloud cover at Friedman Memorial Airport (KSUN), on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 3:08 p.m. The flight, originating from Salt Lake City, was the first SkyWest Embraer 175 flight to land using SUN’s new proprietary approach procedure. (KSUN PHOTO BY: Tim Burke)
SkyWest Flight 3528 emerges from low level cloud cover at Friedman Memorial Airport (KSUN), on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 3:08 p.m. The flight, originating from Salt Lake City, was the first SkyWest Embraer 175 flight to land using SUN’s new next generation approach procedure. (KSUN PHOTO BY: Tim Burke)
SkyWest Flight 3528 lands at Friedman Memorial Airport (KSUN), on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 3:08 p.m. MST. The flight, originating from Salt Lake City, was the first SkyWest Embraer 175 flight to land using SUN’s new proprietary approach procedure. (KSUN PHOTO BY: Tim Burke)
SkyWest Flight 3528 lands at Friedman Memorial Airport (KSUN), on Sunday, Dec. 13 at 3:08 p.m. MST. The flight, originating from Salt Lake City, was the first SkyWest Embraer 175 flight to land using SUN’s new next generation approach procedure. (KSUN PHOTO BY: Tim Burke)
Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN) Manager Chris Pomeroy welcomed the crew of SkyWest Flight 3528 to Sun Valley, Sunday, Dec. 13 at 3:08 p.m. MST. The flight, which originated from Salt Lake City was SkyWest’s first flight into Sun Valley using a proprietary landing approach system that promises to help improve flight reliability and reduce weather-related diversions. (Left to right) KSUN Airport Manager, Chris Pomeroy; SkyWest Check Airman, Captain Tim Scott; First Officer, Jason Christensen; and SkyWest Flight 3528 Captain, Josh Fahl. (KSUN PHOTO BY: Tim Burke
Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN) Manager Chris Pomeroy welcomed the crew of SkyWest Flight 3528 to Sun Valley, Sunday, Dec. 13 at 3:08 p.m. MST. The flight, which originated from Salt Lake City was SkyWest’s first flight into Sun Valley using a next generation landing approach system that promises to help improve flight reliability and reduce weather-related diversions. (Left to right) KSUN Airport Manager, Chris Pomeroy; SkyWest Check Airman, Captain Tim Scott; First Officer, Jason Christensen; and SkyWest Flight 3528 Captain, Josh Fahl. (KSUN PHOTO BY: Tim Burke