The Junkers G.24 was a German three-engine, all-metal low-wing monoplane passenger aircraft manufactured by Junkers from 1925.
Junkers F 24 was the designation for single-engine versions of the same aircraft.
Variants
G 24 Prototype
Powered by one 130 kW (180 hp) BMW IIIa and two 75 kW (100 hp) Mercedes D.I engines in 1924.
G 24
Improved version with one 145 kW (195 hp) Junkers L2 (195 hp) and two 120 kW (160 hp) Mercedes D.IIIa engines in 1925
G 24a
Powered by three 145 kW (195 hp) Junkers L2 engines, attachment on wings, smaller engine cowlings, sometimes also a 230 kW (310 hp) Junkers L5 as a central engine.
Two aircraft destined for Italy were fitted with 221 kW (296 hp) Isotta Fraschini central engines.
G 24ba
with three Junkers L2, strengthened attachments and engine mountings
G 24b1a
seaplane version of the G 24ba for Aero O/Y
G 24bi
with one Junkers L5 centre engine and two L2 engines
G 24ce
with three Junkers L5, enlarged wing attachment since 1926
G 24e
with three Junkers L5
G 24de
strengthened attachments, smaller engine cowlings
G 24fe
enlarged centre wing attachments
G 24ge
further enlarged wing attachments
G 24g1e
seaplane version of G 24ge, used for torpedo experiments
G 24gu
one 317 kW (425 hp) Junkers L5G central engine and two Junkers L5
G 24gn
230 kW (310 hp) Junkers L5 centre engine with 310 kW (420 hp), one built
G 24he
with modified wing, separate undercarriage, aerodynamic cockpit, 14 passengers
G 24h1e
seaplane version of G 24he
G 24hu
with three BMW Va engines, one built
G 24li
modified G 24a/b with Junkers L5 centre engine
G 24mai
Two modified G 24e aircraft with a 190 kW (250 hp) Isotta Fraschini Asso 200 centre engine for Italy
G 24nao
with three Rhone Jupiter engines, prototype for the K30
G 24L
with three 317 kW (425 hp) Junkers L5G engines
F 24kae
was a single test bench for DB 600/DB 601 engines.
F 24kai
a single test bench for the Jumo 211 engine
F 24kau
with BMW VIau
F 24kay
Test bench for Jumo 4 in October 1933 (c/n 839), plus surviving Deutsche Luft Hansa F 24ko aircraft re-engine with Jumo 4 engines.
F 24ko
with a single BMW VIU engine
G3 S1 24
a projected ambulance aircraft from 1924, three Junkers L2 engines
G1 Sa 24
a projected reconnaissance aircraft from 1924, single-engine
G2 Sb 24
a projected bomber aircraft with several three-engine approaches
K 30
military G 24 version of 1926
K 30b
a fictitious Russian designation for the land version of the K 30 (not the official Junkers designation)
K 30c
a fictitious Russian designation for the seaplane version of K 30 (not the official Junkers designation)
K 30do
single-engine version of the K 30 of 1931, with a Jumo 4;not built
W 41
test bench for Fo 4 diesel engine in August 1928 (c/n 843)
TB-2
Soviet military designation for the K 30 (not the official Junkers designation)
JuG-1
designation for Fili military conversions of the K 30/R 42
