Hugo Junkers' golden age aircraft, reborn by hand in the Black Forest for today's pilots.
Founded by Dieter Morszeck.
The original A50 Junior first flew in 1929 and only 69 were built before the economic crisis.
A flying replica of the 1919 Junkers F13, built from original blueprints, first flew in Switzerland in 2016.
Its aircraft are built at a manufactory in Hochmössingen in the Black Forest, with a US base at Battle Creek, Michigan.
The A50 Heritage, with a Scarlett 7U radial engine and analogue gauges, was unveiled at the 50th Sun 'n Fun in 2024.
The A60 offers side by side seating, an enclosed canopy and Garmin avionics.
The A50 Junior, in corrugated metal, banks through the clouds, propeller spinning.
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