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Southwest Airlines is offering 25 percent off travel during the final weekend of August.Customers will have to act fast though as the three-day sale ends Sunday night. The latest offer is valid for roundtrip Wanna Get Away and Wanna Get Away Plus fares booked on Southwest.com now through midnight PT on August 13.Travelers can use promo code FLY25 to score savings on select travel within the continental U.S. taking place Friday, August 25 through Sunday, August 27, 2023.The offer is only valid on roundtrip travel and seats and days are limited, the low-cost airline notes.Typically travelers will find the best fares by flying between Southwest's operating bases, which include destinations such as Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago (Midway), Dallas (Love Field), Denver, Houston (Hobby), Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Oakland, Orlando and Phoenix (Sky Harbor).
For example, during this weekend's sale, travelers can book nonstop flights between Los Angeles and Las Vegas for as little $90 roundtrip.
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