BR.20

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The BR.20, also known as the "Cicogna," was an Italian twin‑engine medium bomber used primarily by the Regia Aeronautica during the late 1930s and World War II.

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BR.20 canonical 1
BR.20bis 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military aircraft
twin-engine medium bomber
aircraftConfiguration low-wing monoplane
armament defensive machine guns
bombLoad up to 1,600 kg of bombs
conflict Second Sino-Japanese War
Spanish Civil War
World War II
construction all-metal
countryOfOrigin Italy
crew 4
engineType piston engine
era World War II era
linked to: World War II

interwar period
firstFlight 1936
fuselageType metal monocoque
introduced 1937
landingGear retractable tailwheel landing gear
length about 16 meters
manufacturer Fiat
maxSpeed approximately 430 km/h
nationality Italian
nickname Cicogna
notableVariant BR.20M
BR.20bis
linked to: BR.20
numberOfEngines 2
operatorType bomber units
originatingCompany Fiat Aviazione
powerplant Fiat A.80 radial engine
linked to: Fiat A.80 engine
primaryUser Regia Aeronautica
range approximately 2,700 km
role medium bomber
serviceBranch Regia Aeronautica
serviceEntryContext entered service in the late 1930s
usedAs day bomber
night bomber
usedBy Hungary
Italy
Japan
Nationalist Spain
linked to: Francoist Spain

Portugal
Venezuela
usedInTheater Battle of Britain
Battle of France
Mediterranean theatre of World War II
North African campaign
wingspan about 21 meters

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BR.20 notableVariant BR.20bis
linked to: BR.20