The Breda Ba.88 was an Italian light bomber aircraft developed in the late 1930s. Designed by the Breda company, it featured a low-wing monoplane structure and was powered by two engines. The aircraft was intended for tactical bombing missions and reconnaissance roles during World War II. Despite its innovative design, the Breda Ba.88 faced several performance issues and was not widely adopted. It was ultimately overshadowed by more effective aircraft, leading to its limited production and use in combat. The Ba.88 serves as an example of the challenges faced by early war aviation technology.