US airlines schedule seven daily long-haul international Boeing 737 MAX flights for November

Other notable long-haul Boeing 737 MAX flights scheduled for November include Gol’s Brasília to Orlando service (8h15m), Icelandair’s Keflavik to Denver route (8h10m), and Gol’s Fortaleza to Orlando flight (8h05m). Additional entries involve Icelandair’s occasional use of the MAX on its Keflavik-Seattle route; most other days are operated by an A321LR.

Copa Airlines’ Panama City to San Francisco service stands out as its longest route by block time within its network for November. The airline operates this daily service under flight numbers CM382 westbound and CM383 eastbound. According to U.S. Department of Transportation data for the year ending July 2025, about 153,000 round-trip passengers flew this route with an average seat load factor of 90%. Around seventy percent of these travelers connected onward at Panama City Tocumen International Airport, most commonly continuing on to Lima.

Alaska Airlines also features in the top ten longest U.S.-operated Boeing 737 MAX flights with its weekly Seattle-Liberia service. This leisure-oriented route connects Seattle with Liberia in Costa Rica and first launched just before Christmas in December 2024. While its typical block time is up to seven hours and fifty-one minutes in November schedules, there was a period earlier in the year when published times exceeded nine hours—a figure believed to result from scheduling or timezone discrepancies reflected across booking platforms.

WestJet appears multiple times among these lengthy routes with services linking Canadian cities such as Edmonton and Calgary with Hawaiian destinations Honolulu and Kona using their fleet of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.

The list reflects current scheduling data for November; actual aircraft assignments may vary month-to-month based on operational needs or equipment changes.