Hugo Junkers in Dessau

Hugo Junkers developed the worlds first commercial metal airplane, the Junker F13 in 1919 – a total of 320 of the planes were built between 1919 and 1932. Hugo Junker also developed engines, for aircrafts but also for cars, tractors and other applications such as generators. He also developed hot water heaters and stoves for the home – it seems like his hand was in all kinds of things technical. He was a true inventor and an engineer.

Junkers F52 that was salvaged from a lake in Norway after spending 45 years at the bottom of the lake.
Junkers F52 that was salvaged from a lake in Norway after spending 45 years at the bottom of the lake.
A look inside a Junker F52 that was salvaged in 1985 after spending 45 years on the bottom of Norwegian lake.
A look inside a Junker F52 that was salvaged in 1985 after spending 45 years on the bottom of Norwegian lake.
Wing of the worlds first metal aircraft for commercial airline use a Junkers F13 from built 1919-1932
Wing of the worlds first metal aircraft for commercial airline use a Junkers F13  built 1919-1932
Junkers water heater poster
Junkers water heater poster

 

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