Note backward-facing seats in the Junkers F 13 which was one of the first true airliners.

Became N13JU, but is HB-RIM again as of April 2024.

The W33 D-1167 Bremen managed the first westbound Atlantic crossing in April 1928 with Kohl, Fitzmaurice and owner von Hünefeld. D-1197 Europa set out too, but crashed near Bremen. Note that this is another W33, again named Europa. On 18 September 1928, Swedish pilot Lindner and Hünefeld left Berlin for a flight around the world. They aborted this in Tokyo and this aircraft became J-BAWG in Japan. Photo by: Walter Hahn / SLUB / Deutsche Fotothek