S-AAAHJunkers A20460D-439 S-AAAHAB Goteborgs Luftdroskor16.05.2530Canc 31.12.26
Crash of a Junkers A.20feL in Germany
Accident description
Date & TimeApr 15, 1937
Type of AircraftJunkers A.20
Operator
Registration D-IBUX
Flight TypeScheduled Revenue Flight
c/n 353
YOM 1923
LocationGermany, Germany
CountryGermany
RegionEurope
Crew on board ?
Crew fatalities 0
Pax on board ?
Pax fatalities 0
Other fatalities 0
Total fatalities0
CircumstancesThe aircraft christened 'Erde' crashed in unknown circumstances.
Crash of a Junkers A.20 in Königswinter
Accident description
Date & TimeOct 15, 1934
Type of AircraftJunkers A.20
Operator
Registration D-404
Flight PhaseFlight
Flight TypeScheduled Revenue Flight
SitePlain
c/n 459
YOM 1924
LocationBonn, North Rhine-Westphalia
CountryGermany
RegionEurope
Crew on board ?
Crew fatalities 0
Pax on board ?
Pax fatalities 0
Other fatalities 0
Total fatalities0
CircumstancesCrashed in unknown circumstances. Crashed in October 1934, exact date unknown.
Crash of a Junkers A.20 in Cologne
Accident description
Date & TimeSep 5, 1928
Type of AircraftJunkers A.20
Operator
Registration D-443
Flight PhaseTakeoff (climb)
Flight TypeScheduled Revenue Flight
SiteAirport (less than 10 km from airport)
ScheduleCologne – Paris
c/n 464
YOM 1924
LocationCologne, North Rhine-Westphalia
CountryGermany
RegionEurope
Crew on board ?
Crew fatalities 0
Pax on board ?
Pax fatalities 0
Other fatalities 0
Total fatalities0
CircumstancesCrashed in unknown circumstances few minutes after takeoff from Cologne Airport. Occupant fate unknown.
Type Werk.Nr Registration History
Ju 20 J0331 Built at Dessau 1923 , to Sovietunion, first flight 22nd of March 1922
Ju 20 J0332 Built at Dessau 1923 , to Sovietunion
Ju 20 J0333 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0334 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0335 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0336 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0337 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0338 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0339 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0340 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0341 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0342 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0343 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0344 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0345 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0346 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0347 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0348 Assembled at Fili 1923. To 51st  Aviaotryad
Ju 20 J0349 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0350 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0351 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
Ju 20 J0352 Assembled at Fili 1923. To Soviet Navy
feL J0353 D-392, D-IBUX Used by the Junkers Luftverkehr AG, 1923 to 1926, named 'Erde' .To Lufthansa , D-392, 1926 to 1934 Registered D-IBUX 1934. Crashed in April 1937
J0454
J0455 D-360 Used by the Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924, named 'Venus'
A20, R02 J0456 D-361, S-AAAJ Used by Junkers 1923, named 'Sirius' . To AB FLYGINDUSTRI, 1924, converted to R02 Military Standard
S-AAAIJunkers A20456D-361 S-AAAIAB Goteborgs Luftdroskor16.05.2531Crashed Gjedser 20.8.26
beW
J0457 D-394 Built at Limhamn 1924 by AB Flygindustri. To AB Göteborgs Luftdroskor 1924, then to Junkers Luftverkehr 1924 to 1926 named "Mars". To Lufthansa as D-394 1926 to 1928. To DVS July 1928 to March 1929, scrapped
A20 W J0458, D-403 To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924, Performed first mail flight Berlin . Angora 5th July 1924
A20 J0459 D-404 To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 to 1926, named "Saturn", to DLH 1926 to Oct. 1934, crashed at Königswinter
A20 J0460 D-439, S-AAAH To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 named "Jupiter". To A Göteborgs Luftdroskor, crashed 15/9 1925, the passenger  Harry Winter was killedJ
A20 L J0461 D-440 To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 to 1926, named 'Orion', performed first night post flight 18 Aug 1924 Berlin-Stockholm . To Lufthansa 1926 - Oct. 1932. To Bulgarian Government in Oct. 1932 as "Kuma Lisa"
A20 J0462 D-441 To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 named "Uranus", rebuilt as A25 in 1925
A20 J0463 D-442 To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 to 1925, named "Mond", rebuilt as A25 in 1925
A20 J0464, D-443 To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 to 1926, named "Merkur". To Lufthansa 1926 - Sept. 1928, crashed
A20 J0821 CH-130, EP- To Walter  Mittelholzer, named "Switzerland",  in Nov. 24 . Mittelholzer took off from Zürich on December 18, 1924, to fly to Persia.. He was forced to remain for a month in Turkey due to diplomatic problems but continued after the floats had been replaced by wheels and arrived in Teheran on January 27, 1925. The purpose of the flight was to demonstrate the aircraft to the Persian authorities. This proved successful and the aircraft was sold after a new engine had been fitted in March.
A20 be
J0822, D-592, D-ISYN To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 to 1926, named "Kassiopeia" . To Lufthansa 1926 to Febr. 1930. To DVS Febr. 1930 to Aug. 1932. To the Flugsicherung Aug. 1932 to Febr. 1934. To RLM as D-ISYN 1934. To the Flugsicherung Febr. 1934 to April 1936. Scrapped
A20 be J0862 D-574, D-IBUP To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 to 1926 named "Aldebaran" . To Lufthansa 1926 to 1936. To RLM 1936 to July 1936, scrapped
A20 be J0863 D-599, D-IBIT To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 to 1926 named "Beteigeuze". To Lufthansa 1926 to 1927. To Berliner Lokalanzeiger 1927 to Aug. 1927 on loan from Lufthansa as a newspaper ircraft. , emergency landing at Hamburg. To Lufthansa 1927 - 1934, registered D-IBIT in service to Oct. 1936, scrapped
A20 J0864 D-713 To DVL,  Apr. 26 to Jan.30, to RDL,  Jan. 30 to Sep.30, at Staaken . To Deutsche Luftfahrt GmbH Sept. 1930 to March 1934, cancelled
A20 a J0865, D-704 To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 to 1926  named "Castor". To Lufthansa 1926 to 1929. To RLM Sept. 1929 used by the Flugsicherung
A20 be J0866 D-712 To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 to 1926  named "Pollux". To Lufthansa 1926 to March 1929, transferred to RLM, broken up
A20 J0867, D-707 To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 to 1925, rebuilt as A25 in 1925
A20 J0868 D-708 DVL, , Feb. 28 to Jul.29 , DVS Jul. 29 to Feb.33 , to RLM Flugsicherung
A20 J0869 D-718
A20 J0870 D-754 Preussiche. Aeronaut-Obs./Lindenburg. To Vereinigt. Staatl. Lehranstalte . Scrapped 12.36
A20 J0871 D-710 To Junkers Luftverkehr AG 1924 to 1925, rebuilt as A25 in 1925
A20 J0872 D-721
A20 J0873 D-719 RDL,  Experimental Division at Staaken
A20 J0874 D-720 RDL, , March. 1930 to July.1933, to DVL  March 1926 to March 1930. Cancelled
A20 J0876 D-748 DVS to Apr.31, scrapped
A20 J0877 D-749 DVS to Apr.31, scrapped
A20 J0878 D-750 RDL,1925 at Staaken . To Luftwaffe to Aug.31, used at Lipetsk for experimental trials, crashed
A20 J0879 D-751 DVS to 1932, to Kyffhaeuser Technikum as studying object, scrapped Nov. 1936
A20 J0880
A20 J0881 In May 1925 Junkers sent new offers for the A 20 and H 21 and received an order for a second A 20. WerkNr. 881 flew from Berlin via Moscow and reached Pahlavi in November.
A20 J0882
A20 J0883
A20 J0884
A20 J0885
A20 J1038 D-510 To SEVERA  Feb. 28 to Feb.29, converted to A35 in July 1928. To Lufthansa in Febr. 1929 to July 1929, Abteilung Küstenflug. To Luftdienst GmbH July 1929 to April 1933. To DVS from April1933
A20 J1044 D-826 Junkerswerke 1926 to Feb.28, named 'Wippsteert' . To SEVERA Febr, 1928 to Febr. 1929. To Lufthansa Febr. 1929 to July 1929, Abteilung Küstenflug. To Luftdienst GmbH July 1929 to Dec, 1929. To DVL DEc. 1929 to April 1931. From April 1931 back to Luftdienst GmbH, converted to A35
A20 J1046 D-955 DVS, Feb. 1928 to 1932  DVL 1932
A20 J1047 D-956 DVS Feb. 1928 to Apr.1928, crashed
A20 J1048 D-957 DVL  Feb. 1928 to May.1932, withdrawn
A20 J1049 D-958 DVS  Feb. 1928 to Aug.1931, scrapped
A20 J1050 D-908, A-61 To Junkers Luftverkehr AG to Febr. 1930. Sold to Austria , OELAG
A20 J1051 D-854
A20 be J1052 D-868 DVL, Feb. 1928 to Jan.1931, modified to A35 in March 1929, scrapped
A20 J1053 D-900 RRG  to Sep.29.  DVS  Sep. 1929 to Aug.1933 . RLM Aug. 1933, Flugsicherung
A20 J1054 D-882 DVS, , Feb. 1928 to Jun.1930, scrapped
A20 J1055 D-898 Deutsche Seewarte to Jul.29.  DVS July.1929 to Apr.1932 . RLM  Apr. 1932, modified to A35, Flugsicherung