Type D-1 4-seat Medium bomber Z-2 2-3  + 10 passenger
Engine 2 Junkers Jumo 205C-4 2 BMW 132 D The two to Swiss Air Lines were converted to this standard after the Jumo 205 did not satisfy there
Dimensions Length  17,87 m, height 5,06 m ,  span 22,50 m , wing area  82,0 m2 , aspect ratio 6,2 Length 17,6 m , height  ,  span 22,5 m , wing area  82,0 m2 , aspect ratio 6,2
Weights Empty 5150 kg, loaded  ,  take off weight  8200 kg Empty 5200 kg, loaded  8200 kg, max. take off weight  
Performance Max.. speed  325 km/h at 3000 m, cruising speed 285 km/h at 2000 m , range 1500 km, endurance  , service ceiling 5900 m  , climb, to 3000 m 15 min. landing speed 100 km/h Max.. speed  375 km/h at 2600 m, cruising speed  315 km/h, range 1000 km, endurance  , service ceiling 6900 m  , climb to 3000 m 9,1 min., landing speed 100 km/h
Armament 3 x 7.92mm machine-guns, 800kg of bombs
Production models
Ju 86A-0
13 pre-production bomber aircraft.
Ju 86A-1
Initial bomber version.
Ju 86B-0
Seven pre-production transport aircraft.
Ju 86C-1
Six transport aircraft for Deutsche Luft Hansa, powered by two Junkers Jumo 205C diesel engines.
Ju 86D-1
Bomber version.
Ju 86E-1
Bomber version for the Luftwaffe, powered by two BMW 132F radial engines.
Ju 86E-2
Powered by two BMW 132N radials.

Ju 86G - note the radial engines and rounded glazed nose
Ju 86G-1
Fitted with a round glass nose.
Ju 86E-2
Uprated version of the Ju 86E-1.
Ju 86K-1
Export version for South Africa and Sweden.

Hungarian Ju 86K-2
Ju 86K-2
Export version for Hungary.
Ju 86K-4
Export version for Sweden, similar to the Ju 86K-1, but fitted with two Bristol Pegasus III radials.
Ju 86K-5
Swedish-built bomber aircraft, powered by two Swedish-built Bristol Pegasus XII radials.
Ju 86K-6
Export version for Chile
Ju 86K-7
Export version for Austria and Portugal[38][c] with BMW 132 radials.[39]
Ju 86K-13
Swedish-built bomber aircraft, fitted with Swedish or Polish-built Pegasus engines.
Ju 86P-1
High-altitude bomber version, fitted with two Jumo 207 diesel engines and with turbochargers.
Ju 86P-2
High-altitude photo reconnaissance version, still equipped for bombing. Same engines as P-1.
Ju 86R-1
High-altitude photo reconnaissance version. Retained Jumo 207 engines.
Ju 86R-2
High-altitude bomber version.
Ju 86R-3
Powered by two Jumo 208 engines.
Ju 86Z series
Civil export models
Type P-1 2-seat reconnaissance bomber R-1 2-seat high altitude reconnaissance
Engine 2  Junkers Jumo 207A-1 2  Junkers Jumo 207B-3  with GM-1 Nitrous Oxide injection .With 4-bladed constant-speed propellers
Dimensions Length 16,5 m , height 4,1 m ,  span 25,6 m , wing area   , Length 16,46  m , height  4,08 m,  span 32,0 m , wing area  97,06 m2 , aspect ratio 10,5
Weights Empty 7000 kg, loaded  , max. take off weight  10156 kg Empty 6780 kg, loaded  8200 kg, max. take off weight  11530 kg , fuel 1937 l
Performance Max.. speed  360 km/h at 6000 m, cruising speed  260 km/h at 11000 m, range 1040 km, endurance  , service ceiling 12000 m  , climb Max.. speed  420 km/h at 9000 m, cruising speed  250 km/h at 13700 m, range 1750 km, endurance 7 h 10 min. , service ceiling 14400 m  , climb to 13700 m 60 min.
Armament 1  7.92-mm machine guns MG-17, internal bomb load 4 250 kg or
16 50kg
1 rigid 7,92 mm MG 17 in the rear, bombload 1000 kg
Military operators
Austria
Austrian Air Force
Bolivia
Bolivian Air Force
Chile
Chilean Air Force
Germany
Luftwaffe
Hungary
Royal Hungarian Air Force
Portugal
Portuguese Air Force
Romania
Romanian Air Force
South Africa
South African Air Force: The SAAF operated 18 aircraft, 17 Ju 86Z and one Ju 86K (from South African Airways). These aircraft were operated by 12 Squadron and 16 Squadron
Spain
Spanish Air Force
Sweden
Swedish Air Force

Civil operator
Australia
Southern Airlines and Freighters of Australia
Bolivia
Lloyd Aéreo Boliviano
Chile
LAN Chile
Germany
Deutsche Luft Hansa
Manchukuo (Manchuria)
Manchukuo National Airways
South Africa
South African Airways
Spanish State
Iberia Airlines
Sweden
AB Aerotransport
Switzerland
Swissair