Luft Hansa originally sought an aircraft that could fly at 250 kph (155 mph) before changing their requirements to 320 kph (198 mph). The winning entry was offered by Ernst Heinkel, founder of the ...

The Heinkel wielded a payload of 4,400 lbs ... thus constituting a 15.3 percent chunk of the 1,977 total Luftwaffe aircraft losses for Herman Goering’s ultimately doomed campaign.

But the German re-armament began again in the 1930s, attracting the attention of aircraft designer Ernst Heinkel. Heinkel ...

On Tuesday, the German newspaper Bild reported on the discovery by historian Mirko Kühn of a secret underground Nazi aircraft ...