Junkers G 24 and its military counterpart, the Junkers K 30, were pioneering all-metal, three-engine aircraft developed in Germany during the 1920s. Junkers G 24: The Civil Pioneer Introduced in 1925, the G 24 was an enlarged, trimotor development of the successful Junkers F 13. Capacity: Designed as a passenger transport, it typically carried up to nine passengers. Reliability: It was legendary for its punctuality; in 1930, Iberia recorded that 84% of its flights were completed on schedule. Rec

This Junkers Ju87G-2 is thought to have been built 1943-4 as one of 1,178 Ju87 D-5 ground-attack variants ordered, but later modified to G-2 standard, including fitting underwing mounting points for the two 37mm (1.46inch) Bk37/Flak 18 cannon carried by this variant. #ww2 #aviation Filmed at the RAF museum, London, England. The Royal Air Force Museum London | World War II Aircraft