The aircraft
of
Blohm und Voss

Small biplane trainer, a mixed-construction aircraft that was rejected by the Luftwaffe.

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Close-support aircraft and dive bomber, an inverted gull-wing monoplane with fixed landing gear derived from the Ki-5. The Ha.137 was ...

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Designed as an armed reconnaissance aircraft incorporating the wings, fuselage and tail unit of the Ha 139. Powered by four ...

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From the foundation of the company in 1933 until World War II, the most important aircraft built by Blohm und ...

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Twin-engined torpedo-bomber floatplane, based on the Ha.139 long-range mailplane. The Ha.140 competed with the He-115. ...

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Unique observation aircraft with crew nacelle mounted to one side of the fuselage and tractor engine on the centre-section of ...

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This distinctive and rather pleasant-looking twin-boom reconnaissance flying-boat was nicknamed "Flying Shoe" and became operational in Bv 138A-1 form in ...

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Largest flying-boat to achieve production status during World War II, the six-engine Blohm und Voss Bv 222 Viking was designed in 1936 to ...

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By 1943 the enormous swarms of US bombers raiding German cities and factories spurred the Reich Air Ministry (RLM) to seek ...

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Development of the Me-155. The Bv 155 was an ugly, but effective high-altitude fighter ...

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Originally designed as a passenger flying boat for the postwar Lufthansa, the BV 238 design was adapted in 1941 for military ...

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High-wing transport built in occupied France by Breguet, designed for Lufthansa after the war. ...

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