Junkers W 33
Utility Aircraft
Photo ©: Karsten Palt
The Junkers W 33 is a single-engine three-seat utility aircraft produced by the German manufacturer Junkers Flugzeugwerk AG. The Junkers W 33 served as a mail plane, trainer, survey aircraft, and agricultural aircraft. The W 33 was designed as a transport aircraft but could by equipped with up to six passenger seats.
The Junkers W 33 is a development of the
Junkers F 13. It could be equipped with floats instead of the wheel landing gear. The Junkers W 33 D-1167 Bremen was the first (heavier than air) aircraft to cross the Atlantic Ocean non-stop in East-West direction.
| Propulsion | 1 Piston Engine |
| Engine Model | Junkers L5 |
| Engine Power | 228 kW | 306 hp |
| Speed | 196 km/h | 106 kts
122 mph |
| Service Ceiling | 3.500 m | 11.483 ft |
| Range | 800 km | 432 NM
497 mi. |
| Empty Weight | 1.400 kg | 3.087 lbs |
| max. Takeoff Weight | 2.100 kg | 4.630 lbs |
| Wing Span | 17,75 m | 58 ft 3 in |
| Wing Area | 43,0 m² | 463 ft² |
| Length | 10,50 m | 34 ft 5 in |
| Height | 2,90 m | 9 ft 6 in |
| First Flight | 17.06.1926 |
| Production Status | out of production |
| Total Production | 199 |
| Developed from | Junkers F 13 |
| Data for (Version) | Junkers W 33 f |
