✈️ Flight Guide: Cleveland (Any) → Phoenix (Any)

Cleveland (All Airports) (CLEA) commonly refers to Cleveland Hopkins International and nearby regional fields that serve the Cleveland metro area. For November travel to Phoenix (All Airports) (PHXA), search engines and booking sites aggregate flights from Cleveland Hopkins as well as connecting options from Akron–Canton and smaller regional carriers; this helps you find the best fare for your November trip. Use location filters (Cleveland area or CLEA) to compare nonstop and connecting routes.

Nonstop service between Cleveland and Phoenix is occasionally scheduled by major carriers, especially during peak travel periods; typical nonstop flight time is about 4 to 4.5 hours. In November, frequency can vary—check airlines like American, Southwest, or seasonal schedules on Google Flights or the carrier websites and book early for the best nonstop availability.

November in the Cleveland area often brings cooler temperatures and an increasing chance of rain or early snow, which can increase airport delays and longer ground times. Allow an extra 60–90 minutes for winter conditions when driving to the airport, monitor airline alerts, and enroll in flight status notifications for real-time updates.

Cleveland Hopkins and area parking garages offer short-term and long-term parking; November booking is recommended for holiday weeks. Consider off-site shuttles, app-based rides like Uber or Lyft, and short-term drop-off lanes to avoid long walks in cold weather—reserve long-term parking spots in advance to lock in lower rates and covered options when available.

To find cheap flights from Cleveland to Phoenix in November, compare multiple OTAs and airline sites, be flexible with travel dates (midweek departures often cost less), sign up for fare alerts, and consider connecting flights or nearby departure/arrival airports. Booking 3–8 weeks ahead and using incognito search or price trackers can help secure lower November fares.

Phoenix (All Airports) (PHXA) generally refers to Phoenix Sky Harbor International and nearby airports such as Phoenix-Mesa Gateway and Glendale/Mesa area fields used for regional connections. For November arrivals, consider Sky Harbor (PHX) as the primary destination for downtown Phoenix and surrounding areas like Scottsdale, Tempe, and Mesa.

November in Phoenix offers mild, dry weather which usually leads to smoother ground operations and fewer weather-related delays than in Cleveland. Expect quick deplaning and relatively short taxi and baggage claim times at Sky Harbor; rideshare pickup zones and light-rail connections to downtown Phoenix are convenient options on arrival.

A nonstop flight typically takes about 4 to 4.5 hours depending on winds and routing; connecting flights vary from 6 to 9+ hours including layovers. Plan for time zone differences (Eastern to Mountain Standard Time) which reduces the apparent travel time by one hour.

From Phoenix you can quickly access Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, the West Valley (Glendale), and popular day-trips to Sedona, Flagstaff, and Tucson. November is ideal for outdoor excursions—temperatures are pleasant for hiking, sightseeing, and golf across Greater Phoenix and northern Arizona.