Junkers Ju90 / Ju290 / Ju390 - Production Details -
J2900001, Ju290 V1 JUNKERSWERKE, BD+TX, Jul. 42, built from Ju90 V11
LUFTWAFFE, BD+TX, ??.??.?? to Jan.43, crashed at Pitomnik during take off, 40 killed
J900151, Ju290 V2 / A1 JUNKERS, CE+YZ (also SB+QA, J4+BH), Dez. 42 to Mai.44, (built from Ju90V8?), experimental aircraft, destroyed during air raid at Dessau
J900152, Ju290 V3 / A1 LUFTWAFFE, SB+QB (also J4+AF, GF+GH), Okt. 42 to Apr.43, crashed in Megrine, Tunesia
J900153, Ju290 V4 / A1 LUFTWAFFE, SB+QC (later T9+FK), Feb. 43 to Feb.44, destroyed during air raid at Tours, France (sometimes also 01.09.43 destroyed in wheels up landing?)
J900154, Ju290 A1 LUFTWAFFE, SB+QD (later J4+AH), Feb. 43 to Mai.43, crashed at Sidi Ahmed, Tunesa
J900155, Ju290 A1 LUFTWAFFE, ?????, 1942, used for structural tests at Prague
J900156, Ju290 A1 LUFTWAFFE, SB+QF, Mrz. 43 to Jul.43, crashed at Laerz during test flight
J900157, Ju290 V5 / A2 LUFTWAFFE, SB+QG (later 9v+AC, 9V+BK), Mai. 43 to Mai.45, handed over to Allies
RAF, AM57, Mai. 45 to 1949, scrapped in England (sometimes also mentioned as c/n161?)
J900158, Ju290 A2 LUFTWAFFE, SB+QH (also 9V+BC, 9V+BK, 9V+AH), Jun. 43 to Apr.45, shot down over Berlin by own anti aircraft fire
J900159, Ju290 A2 LUFTWAFFE, SB+QI (also 9V+CC, 9V+CK), Jun. 43 to Nov.43, shot down over Atlantic Ocean
J900160, Ju290 A3 LUFTWAFFE, SB+QJ (later 9V+BH, 9V+AK), Jul. 43 to Apr.45, probably destroyed by bombs at Rechlin
J900161, Ju290 A3 LUFTWAFFE, SB+QK (also PI+PO, 9V+DK), Jul. 43 to Dez.43, crashed into mountain during bad weather at Lesaca, Spain (also mentioned as AM57 ->c/n 157)
J900162, Ju290 A3 LUFTWAFFE, PI+PP (?SB+QL, 9V+GK, also 9V+EK), Aug. 43 to Apr.45, handed over to Allies at Salzburg, Austria
J900163, Ju290 A3 LUFTWAFFE, PI+PQ (?SB+QM, later 9V+AK, 9V+CH, 9V+IK), Aug. 43 to Mai.45, blown up before handed over to Allies
J900164, Ju290 A3 LUFTWAFFE, PI+PR (later 9v+GK, ?SB+QN?), Aug. 43 to Mai.44, shot down over Atlantic Ocean
J900165, Ju290 V7 / A4 LUFTWAFFE, PI+PS (later A3+HB), Sep. 43 to Mai.45, modified to A7 06.07.44, captured in Munich
USAF, FE3400, Mai. 45, transfered to USA and later scrapped
J900166, Ju290 A4 LUFTWAFFE, PI+PT (later 9V+BK, 9V+DH), Sep. 43 to Apr.44, burnt at Bourges, France during bomb attack
J900167, Ju290 A4 LUFTWAFFE, PI+PU (later 9V+HK), Sep. 43 to Jun.44, missed at Eastern front
J900168, Ju290 A4 LUFTWAFFE, PI+PV (later SB+QY, 9V+FK), Okt. 43 to Nov.43, crashed on take off at at Mont de Marsan
J900169, Ju290 A4 LUFTWAFFE, PI+PW (later 9V+KK), Okt. 43 to Apr.44, destroyed during air raid at Finsterwalde
J900170, Ju290 V6 / A5 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LA (later 9V+DH), Nov. 43 to Apr.45, probably destroyed by air raid at Rechlin
J900171, Ju290 A5 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LB (later A3+AB, 9V+CH), Nov. 43 to Mai.45, captured at Flensburg by RAF, later scrapped
J900172, Ju290 A5 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LC (later 9V+BH), Nov. 43 to Aug.48, damaged on landing at Bernburg, probably not repaired
J900173, Ju290 A5 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LD (later 9V+CK), Jan. 44 to Dez.44, destroyed by bombs at Neuburg
J900174, Ju290 A5 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LE (later 9V+EH), Dez. 43 to Sep.44
LUFTHANSA, D-AITP, Sep. 44 to Dez.44, named 'Sachsen', destroyed during air raid at Munich
J900175, Ju290 A5 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LF (later 9V+FH), Dez. 43 to Feb.44, shot down over Atlantic Ocean
J900176, Ju290 A5 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LG (later 9V+GH), Dez. 43 to Sep.44
LUFTHANSA, D-AITQ, Okt. 44 to Apr.45, named 'Preussen', damaged on landing at Munich, not repaired
J900177, Ju290 A5 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LH (later 9V+DK), Dez. 43 to Feb.44, shot down over Atlantic Ocean
J900178, Ju290 A5 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LI (later 9V+EK), Feb. 44 to Sep.44
LUFTHANSA, D-AITR, Okt. 44 to Apr.45, named 'Bayern', damaged on landing at Barcelona
SPANISH AIR FORCE, 74+23, Apr. 50 to Jul.56, named ' ', wfu in 05.53, later scrapped
J900179, Ju290 A5 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LJ (later A3+FK, 9V+FK), Jan. 44 to Feb.44, handed over to USAAF and scrapped (shot down over Atlantic?)
J900180, Ju290 A5 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LK (later 9V+KH), Mrz. 44 to Apr.45, destroyed during air raid at Rechlin
J900181, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LL (later 9V+GK), Apr. 44 to Aug.44, destroyed during air raid at Dessau
J900182, Ju290 A9 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LM (later T9+UK, A3+AB), Feb. 44 to Jun.44, missed on mission at Russian Front
J900183, Ju290 A9 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LN (later T9+VK, A3+BB), Feb. 44 to Apr.44, damaged during air raid at Finsterwalde, scrapped at Travemunde
J900184, Ju290 V8 / A7 JUNKERS, KR+LO, Mai. 44 to Okt.44, remains used for construction of Orel L290 in Prague
J900185, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LP (also T9+WK), Mrz. 44 to Mai.44, lost at Russuian front
J900186, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LQ (also A3+OB, 9V+FH), Mrz. 44 to Mai.45
RAF, AIRMIN 6, Mai. 45 to 1946, handed over to RAF and scrapped
J900187, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LR (later 9V+LK), Apr. 44 to Mai.45, crashed into mountain at Posadade Llanes, Spain
J900188, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LS (later 9V+FK), Mrz. 44 to Mai.44, missed during Atlantic mission
J900189, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LT (later 9V+KK), Apr. 44 to Sep.44, damaged during air raid
J900190, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LU (later 9V+MK, A3+PB), Mai. 44 to Feb.45, crashed on landing at Hildesheim
J900191, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LV (later 9V+AB), Apr. 44 to Sep.44, damaged during air raid at Brunntal, later blown up.
J900192, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LW (later 9V+HH), Mai. 44 to Mrz.45, damaged during air raid at Munich
J900193, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LX (later 9V+FK), Mai. 44 to Apr.45, destroyed during air raid at Rechlin
J900194, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LY, ??.??.?? to Mai.44, destroyed during air raid at Dessau prior to first flight
J900195, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+LZ (later 9V+LK), Jun. 44 to Sep.44, destroyed during air raid at Brunntal
J900196, Ju290 A7 LUFTWAFFE, KR+MU (later PI+PS, 9V+IH), Jul. 44 to Apr.45, destroyed during air raid at Rechlin
J900212, Ju290 A8 JUNKERS, ?????, ??.??.??, not finished until May 1945, continued by Letov as L290 Orel
CSA, OK-, Aug. 46 to Sep.50, to technical Museum Prague, later scrapped, undercarriage still available
J900213, Ju290 A8 JUNKERS, ?????, ??.??.??, used for structural tests
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6th July 2003
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