The flights will be operated by Via Airlines.
Branson Airport on Monday announced 2017 service to five cities.
The airport, located about 10 miles south of the theater-studded Highway 76, said in a news release it will have flights this year to Austin, Dallas, Houston, Chicago and Denver.
There will be two flights each week to Dallas and Denver, according to the airport, and three flights each week to Austin, Houston's Hobby Airport and Chicago Midway International.
Flights, which will take place in a 50-seat jet, begin May 25, and are slated to run through Sept. 5, according to the airport. Flights can be booked at FlyBranson.com or FlyViaAir.com.
Branson Airport Executive Director Jeff Bourk told the News-Leader that the cities were selected because they were the best-performing routes among those the airport has had over the years. He said he couldn't say for sure whether the airport planned to announced additional service for 2017.
In 2016, Branson Airport had seasonal service to New Orleans, Austin, Houston and Denver.
Branson's two last two mainline carriers — Southwest Airlines and Frontier Airlines — pulled out of the market in 2014. Since then, the airport has replaced the service with public charter flights, offered in the hope that they will demonstrate a demand for air service from Branson and lure a mainline carrier back.
In 2016, the airport had a total of 5,944 enplanements, an industry term for boarding passengers — down 62.2 percent from the previous year. The airport opened in 2009 and peaked in 2013 at 113,584 enplanements for the year.