The Caproni Ca.335 was an Italian fighter aircraft developed during World War II. Designed by the Caproni company, it featured a distinctive twin-boom configuration and was intended to serve as a versatile fighter-bomber. The aircraft was powered by a single engine and had a maximum speed of around 600 km/h. Although the Ca.335 showed promise, it faced challenges in production and was ultimately overshadowed by other aircraft of the era. Its unique design and capabilities, however, contributed to the evolution of fighter aircraft in the Italian Air Force during the war.