Southwest Airlines Offering $29 One Way Flights

Author Babs

January 5th, 2021 11:26 AM

According to reports Southwest Airlines is now offering $29 one way flights until Thursday. Just like other airlines southwest is struggling with getting travelers so they have this sale going on during the pandemic. The deals are available for short flights across the country. Flights must be booked one day in advance and there are some black out dates.

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