Southwest Flight Scheduled to Land at Branson Lands at Taney County Instead

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Reason Staff | 1.13.2014 8:10 AM

Welcome to Branson, Missouri. Well, maybe not.

A Southwest Airlines flight from Chicago's Midway Airport was scheduled to land at Branson Airport in southwest Missouri on Sunday night. Instead, the Boeing 737-700 touched down at Taney County airport -- about seven miles away, and with a runway significantly shorter.

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Southwest Flight Scheduled to Land at Branson Lands at Taney County Instead

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