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Cargoair 737-300SF

David HarrisbyDavid Harris
December 20, 2010
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CargoAir 733SF - Yves Hameleers

Seen here at Schiphol, Cargoair’s LZ-CGO (msn: 23237) is one of two brightly hued 737-300 freighters operated by the Bulgarian Cargo carrier (the other is LZ-CGP, msn: 23970). Both were converted by AEI. Both freighters were converted by Aeronautical Engineers, Inc.

LZ-CGO/23237 was originally delivered to Piedmont as N320P, during a period of great expansion prior to Piedmont’s marriage to USAir.

Contributor Yves Hameleers spied the aircraft on a visit to Schiphol. Cargoair flies charter cargo flights all over Europe and into the Middle East.

Photographer: Yves Hameleers. To see more of Yves’ work, click here.

This image may not be used without the express permission of Yves Hameleers.

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