Travel in the metal class

For a long time, the Junkers F?13, the first all-metal aircraft of 1919, could only be admired in museums. Suitcase manufacturer Rimowa is now mass-producing the original mother of all commercial aircraft; the first low-wing aircraft with an open two-person cockpit and cabin for four passengers are scheduled to take off for the horizon this year.

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"It all started with the Junkers F13. It allowed us to discover new worlds and expand our horizons," enthuses Dieter Morszeck, President and CEO of Rimowa. "It was time we brought her back - to reach new heights and take a fresh perspective."

Rimowa's "Bossa Nova" suitcase series.

For those who want to travel in such style in their own Rimowa machine (costing $2.2 million), we recommend the matching "Bossa Nova" suitcase series, also with the typical grooved surface.

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