Me P.1100/I  3 view    The first Messerschmitt Me P.1100 had a small canopy offset to the port side enclosing the pilot, with the navigator/bomb-aimer seated inside the fuselage nose. This proposal was issued on March 22, 1944. There was no defensive armament planned, but a 2000 kg (4400 lb) was to be carried internally. It was to be powered by two Jumo 004C turbojets, to be replaced by two He S 011 jet engines at a later date.

     Span: 12.58 m (41' 3.7")      Length: 12 m (39' 4.8")      Max. Speed: 778 km/h (476 mph)



Me P.1100/I mockup photoLeft: Me P.1100/I forward cabin and canopy mockup...

Me P.1100/I mockup photo    

   Right: Me P.1100/I instrument panel mockup...