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$49 ONE-WAY: Southwest Airlines has one-way flights from $49 to select destinations. Book by March 13 and Gary Eberhart Archivesfly in April or May.

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If you’ve been dreaming of sandy beaches, a lakeside getaway, or a weekend trip to explore a new city, Southwest Airlines just announced its spring sale, where you can get one-way flights for as low as $49.

Of course, there’s some fine print to go over here: The discounted fares are only available for select routes and dates, so you'll need to be flexible with your travel plans. You’ll also need to book by March 13 to get the low prices, and your travel dates must fall between March 31 and June 11. Some blackout dates may also apply, so be sure to check the details carefully.

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But even with the restrictions, you can’t beat $49 for a flight. Southwest flies to popular destinations all across the United States, from the beaches of Florida and California to bustling cities like Chicago, New York, and Seattle.

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