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Hey awardtrail readers, Iceland on your mind? Good news! There's a decent sale floating around for flights to Reykjavik (KEF) that’s worth checking out. We're seeing fares around $498.
Now, here's the kicker that makes this deal stand out: the advertised price includes one checked bag. A lot of budget fares these days nickel and dime you for everything, so a free checked bag is a nice perk. This is especially great if you're planning on doing some hiking or glacier exploring and need to pack more than just a carry-on. Just double-check the fare details before you book to make sure you're getting that baggage allowance. This is definitely something to consider when comparing against other seemingly cheaper fares that might end up costing more after adding baggage fees. Happy travels!
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