Junkers W33 / W34
Technical Information

Background
The Junkers W34 was sturdy monoplane with corrugated skinning and fixed landing gear, used as transport and liaison aircraft during WWII. The W34 was widely exported and up to the end of World War II was the German Air Force's standard instrument and navigation trainer. The last aircraft of its kind made its final flight during a donation ceremony in 1962 by from W. Benedickson to Canada's National Aviation Museum. This was the last flight of any of the Junkers F13/W33/W34 family of aircraft. This design was a precursor of the Junkers G.31 (Ju-52).

Technical Details
Crew  Six
Engine  1 x BMW 132 radial engine 660 hp
Span  58' 2 3/4"
Length  33' 8 1/4"
Height  11' 7"
Maximum Speed  165 mph
Range  559 miles
Armament  none