The Breda Ba.27 was an Italian light aircraft designed in the 1930s, primarily for training purposes. It featured a low-wing monoplane design and was powered by a single engine, making it suitable for novice pilots. The aircraft was known for its stability and ease of handling, which contributed to its popularity in flight schools. Introduced by Breda, the Ba.27 was used by the Italian Air Force and other organizations during its operational years. Its design allowed for versatility, enabling it to serve in various roles beyond training, including reconnaissance and light transport missions.