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SEE ALSO: Snag Apple AirTags for their lowest price ever just in time for spring break travelSouthwest is known for its competitive rates, although you won't see them pop up on your typical online travel websites like Expedia or Kayak. You'll have to head to Southwest's website directly to check out their prices. The airline also allows you to fly with two checked bags for free, and to change or cancel flights without charge.
As long as you're flexible with your spring travel plans, you'll be able to keep some extra cash in your pocket during the Southwest Splash Sale. That gives you more money to splurge on a solid pair of noise-cancelling headphones for your flight.
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