The Breda Ba.30 was an Italian light bomber aircraft developed in the 1930s by Breda, an Italian aerospace manufacturer. Designed primarily for the Royal Italian Air Force, it featured a low-wing monoplane structure and was powered by a single engine. The aircraft was intended for tactical bombing missions and reconnaissance roles. First flown in 1935, the Breda Ba.30 had a relatively short service life due to its limited performance and the advent of more advanced aircraft. It was eventually overshadowed by newer models, but it played a role in the early years of World War II as part of Italy's military aviation efforts.