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If you’re looking for an affordable one-way flight,Watch Young Wife Bai Jie Southwest Airlines From our Heart to Yours Sale is offering tickets starting as low as $59.

Now through Feb. 13 (that's right, you have just one day left to snag these deals), Southwest is offering one-way fares as low as $59 on select flights across the United States. But here's the lowdown on the fine print: These fares require a 21-day advance purchase, and you'll need to book by 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on Feb. 13. Travel is valid from March 3 through May 21, 2025, and travel to Hawaii, international destinations, and San Juan, Puerto Rico, is blacked out from March 7 to April 19 for flights from the continental U.S., and from March 14 to April 27 for flights to the continental U.S.

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These fares are nonrefundable, and seats, travel days, and markets are limited. Fares are valid on nonstop service where indicated; otherwise, they're good for single connecting service.

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