Southwest Airlines Celebrates One Year in Newark with Low Fares

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Southwest Airlines celebrates one year of service into the New Jersey/New York area via Newark Liberty International Airport with the lowest fares of the season.

The airline is offering Customers air fares starting as low as $69 one-way to select destinations nationwide.

These low fares are available for purchase only at www.southwest.com or www.swabiz.com today through April 2, 2012, 11:59 pm PT.

The 14-day advance purchase fares are available for travel from April 10, 2012 to June 2, 2012 (blackout dates apply). To see a list of markets, prices and to take advantage of these special fares, visit southwest.com.

Examples of fares include:

$69 one-way between Newark Liberty International and Baltimore/Washington

$99 one-way between Newark Liberty International and Chicago Midway

$119 one-way between Newark Liberty International and Lambert St. Louis International

$128 one-way between Newark Liberty International and Dallas Love Field

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