Junkers Ju.90 Wurttemberg

A forty-passenger commercial airliner of 1937, powered by four 1600 hp / 618kW BMW 801MA engines.

The wing design of the first four Ju-90 aircraft, which were all seriously underpowered, was changed on Ju-90V5 to Ju-90V7, with straight wings similar to the Ju-290, but less span.

Four prototypes and ten pre-production aircraft were built, designated Ju 90B-1.
Ju-90V6 and Ju-90V9 were converted to become Ju-390 prototypes.

Eleven were delivered to Luft-Hansa during 1938, most of which later passed to the Luftwaffe as troop transports.

One example of the Ju 90S armed military transport version was built in 1940.

Ju 90
Engines: 4 x BMW 801MA, 1600 hp
Propellers: metal three-bladed variable pitch
Wingspan: 42 m
Length: 28,64 m
Height: 6,83 m
Wing area: 205,30 sq.m.

Ju 90B-1

Ju 90S
Engines: 4 x BMW 801MA, 1600 hp
Propellers: metal three-bladed variable pitch
Wingspan: 42 m
Length: 28,64 m
Height: 6,83 m
Wing area: 205,30 sq.m.
Armament: 3 x MG 151/20, 20 mm / 2 or 3 x MT MG 131, 13 mm