Junkers T29
(Nickname: Bugeleisen)
2 seater training and sports aircraft, F/F: 22nd April 1925, 2 built
cantilever monoplane, corrugated Duralumin, developed by Zindel



Historical Data:

The T29 was an experimental aircraft for the new Junkers double wing (patented in 1921 DRP Nr. 396 621) flap system. This flap system was later used at the G38 and the Ju52. A very new feature of the T29 was the arrangement of the seats. Instead of putting the two seats behind each other, in the T29 both seats were arranged beside each other. A metal belt structure was constructed above the cockpit for pilot's safety.

Technical Data:
Aircraft year engine length
in m		 span
in m		 wing area
im sqm		 net weight
in kg		 payload
in kg		 seats speed
in km/h		 range
in km
T29 1925 Junkers L1a (59kW) 7,15 11,50 17,70 490 260 2 pilots 140 470


Further material at the Hugo Junkers Homepage about T29:
Junkers Production List Section


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