The Caproni Ca.314 is an Italian light bomber aircraft developed in the late 1930s. It was designed by the Caproni company and first flew in 1940. The aircraft features a low-wing monoplane design and is powered by two engines, allowing it to carry out bombing missions effectively. Primarily used during World War II, the Ca.314 was notable for its versatility, serving in various roles including reconnaissance and transport. Its design allowed for a relatively high speed and good maneuverability, making it a valuable asset for the Italian Air Force during the conflict.