The SF.260 is a light aircraft designed for training and utility purposes. It was developed by SIAI-Marchetti, an Italian aircraft manufacturer, and first flew in 1964. The aircraft is known for its low operating costs and versatility, making it suitable for flight training, aerobatics, and light transport. The SF.260 features a low-wing design and is powered by a single piston engine. It can accommodate up to four passengers and is often used by military and civilian flight schools around the world. Its robust construction and reliable performance have made it a popular choice for pilot training programs.