List of Braniff International Airways destinations
Destinations in 1931. In 1931, Braniff Airways was serving just five destinations: According to the March 10, 1931 Braniff Airways system timetable, flights were operated on a linear routing of Chicago-Kansas City-Tulsa-Oklahoma City-Wichita Falls at this time. Destinations in 1948. In June 1948, the airline was flying both domestic and international service and had changed its name to Braniff International Airways. According to its June 4, 1948 system timetable, the following destinations were being served: According to the above referenced Braniff International timetable, flights were operated with Douglas DC-3, DC-4  and DC-6 aircraft at this time. Braniff's new international service was being operated on a routing of Chicago-Kansas City-Dallas-Houston-Havana-Balboa, C.Z.-Guayaquil-Lima twice a week with an additional service being flown once a week on a routing of Chicago-Kansas City-Dallas-Houston-Havana-Balboa, C.Z.-Lima. Merger with Mid-Continent Airlines: New destinations in the 1950s. Following its acquisition of and merger with Mid-Continent Airlines in 1952, Braniff began serving the following new destinations: Braniff also began serving Austin, Minnesota; Brookings, South Dakota; Fargo, North Dakota and McAlester, Oklahoma during the 1950s: The acquisition  of Mid-Continent by Braniff enabled the airline to begin service for the first time to several large U.S. cities including Milwaukee, Minneapolis/St. Paul, New Orleans, Omaha and St. Louis. However, by 1960 Braniff had ceased serving many of the smaller cities listed above. Destinations: 1960-1982. The following destinations were served by Braniff International Airways primarily with jet aircraft (except where noted below) during the 1960s, 1970s and early 1980s before it ceased operations in May 1982. According to various Braniff timetables and route maps, a number of these destinations were served at different times over the years