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Junkers Ju.90 Wurttemberg / Ju.190
 Ju.90
 Ju.90
Eleven were delivered to Luft-Hansa during 1938, most of which later passed to the Luftwaffe as troop transports.  Ju.90
W/no 0008
D-ATDC ‘Hessen’
First flew 4 February 1940
Was to have been delivered to Lufthansa, but went to Luftwaffe as BG+GZ
Destroyed January 1943.
W/no 0009
D-AJHB ‘Thuringen’
First flew 6 March 1940
Delivered to Luft-Hansa on 20 March 1940
Served with Liftwaffe from November 1942 as BJ+OV
Destroyed as a modified weapons test aircraft J4-KH August 1944.
W/no 0010
D-AVMF ‘Brandenburg’
First flew 25 April 1940
Delivered to Lufthansa later
Crashed 8 November 1940
90 B
Military types fitted with porthole fuselage windows and oval tail fins.
90 S
W/no 0011
Modified during 1942, W/no 4918, with a new wing and fitted with a vertical loading ramp.
Engines: BMW 801
The partially built aircraft was later redesignated Ju 290 V-1
Ju 90
Ju 90
Wingspan: 114 ft 10 in
Length: 86 ft 3 in
Height: 24 ft 7 in
Wing area: 1980.55 sq.ft
Empty weight: 35,250-42,390 lb
Loaded weight normal: 50,706 lb
MAUW: 74,264 lb
Max speed: 218 mph
Cruise speed: 200 mph
Landing speed: 68 mph
Service ceiling: 18,500 ft
Ceiling 3 engine: 9840 ft
Range max: 1300 mi
Range normal: 775 mi
Ju 90B-1
 Ju.90
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