Enjoy the dream of flying

Freedom above the clouds

Icarus, Leonardo da Vinci, Otto Lilienthal, the Wright brothers – the dream of flying has accompanied mankind since time immemorial. And Hugo Junkers (1859 – 1935) was one person who made a significant contribution to turning this vision into an everyday reality. With his many patents, he influenced the development of aviation in the 20th century – including his revolutionary idea of using lightweight and durable corrugated duralumin sheet metal to build an aircraft.

In 1919, the Junkers F13, the world’s first all-metal passenger aircraft, took off on its maiden flight in Dessau. And today, 100 years later, the stylish replicas of the Junkers icons are once again conquering the aviation skies and showing that dreams can come true through visionaries – then as now.

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Eine Aufnahme von zwei Piloten die sich auf einen Flügel vom Junkers A50 Junior Flugzeug anlehnen

The Junkers A50 Junior

The corrugated iron junior is waiting for you 

The Junkers A50 Junior was the world’s first sports airplane. The single-engine, two-seater low-wing aircraft with an oval fuselage cross-section took to the skies for the first time in 1929. Today, the Junkers A50 Junior is being reissued by hand as an extraordinary ultralight aircraft, whereby design modifications and state-of-the-art technology have transported the plane into the present day.

THE JUNKERS A50 Heritage

The rebirth of the original

The Junkers A50 Heritage offers an absolutely pure flying experience – not only for the pilot, but also for the passenger sitting in front of the pilot. The view sweeps over the cylinders of the radial engine in the nose and evokes thoughts of the aviation pioneers who covered incredible distances in the ancestor of this aircraft.

THE JUNKERS A60

Aviation history redefined

With its innovative design, the Junkers A60 transports the aesthetics of the historic A50 sports aircraft into the modern age in a versatile and safe manner. The new cabin design with side-by-side seats has an enclosed cabin. This means that even on cooler days, skywalkers can take off.

THE JUNKERS A60 RG

Pure convertible feeling!

Like its sister aircraft, the A60, the Junkers A60 RG is a consistent and stylish continuation of the Junkers A50 Junior. But with the difference that the RG has an open cockpit. This means that pilot and passenger can enjoy an incomparable open-air flying experience together in the side-by-side seats.

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