CargoAir commenced operations on September 9, 2008 with one converted Boeing 737-300 Freighter (registered LZ-CGO). Over the years, Cargo Air has owned or leased a total of 20 B737 freighters of the versions -300, -400 and -800. LZ-CGX shown here on approach to Athens International is one of six -400 freighters operated by Cargo Air as of April 2025, and is still wearing the basic paint scheme of it's former owner Enter Air. Previous registrations were B-18671, EI-TVA, VH-VGA, OO-VEP, SP-ENI and N489VA. Joined Cargo Air in March of 2018.

Ex N489VA, LZ-CGX, SP-ENI, OO-VEP, VH-VGA, EI-TVA and B-18671. [Nikon D500 + Nikkor AF-S 200-500/5,6]

Ex N489VA, LZ-CGX, SP-ENI, OO-VEP, VH-VGA, EI-TVA and B-18671. [Nikon D750 + Nikkor AF-S 200-500/5,6]

Pictured lining up on rw28L for the flight down to Sofia (SOF). This frame was originally delivered to China Airlines as B-18671 in November 1996. After then passing through a number of operators, Enter Air obviously being the latter, it underwent freighter conversion in March 2018.

[Nikon D750 + Nikkor AF-S 200-500mm/5,6 VR]

Still in Enter Air colours. Ex-N489VA, LZ-CGX, SP-ENI, OO-VEP, VH-VGA, EI-TVA, B-18671