Jetall's first Boeing 737-210C, C-GJLN is see a few minutes after its delivery flight to CYYZ. The all-cargo airline was founded by Ari Tall (who previously worked for Soundair) and was active from the late 1980s to about 1996s and operated three Cessna 402s, 15 Fairchild Metros, four Convair 580s and two 737-200Cs over its lifetime. This 737 was delivered new to Wein Air in Alaska (N4907) and later flew with Quebecair (C-GQBD), East Jet (N728JE) and Air Atlanta Icelandic (TF-ABJ) before Jetall. It later flew for mining companies Noranda and Falconbridge before Lignes Aeriennes Congolaises.

Originally a Convair 340 with United Airlines 1956-60, Allegheny Airlines (1960 - 77) converted this aircraft to a 580 in 1966. A freighter circa 1977, it's pictured while with Jetall (1990 - 96). The aircraft is currently registered to Nolinor Aviation as C-FAVW, but out of service as the airline's Convair 580s are scrapped.

Ex TF-ABJ, registered 20th Nov 1994 and sold as 9Q-CGW 13th June 2005

Jetall Airways operated one CV580, two B737 and four SA226/227. This one was built in 1968 for Wein Consolidated and was leased by Jetall from 1994 to 1996. It was withdrawn from use as 9Q-CGW in 2015.