The SIA.9 was an Italian reconnaissance-bomber built by Società Italiana Aviazione, a division of Fiat.
Development.
The 9B began as the SIA.7B2 fitted with a much larger engine, the Fiat A.14. The larger engine increased the aircraft's speed, but also its weight, resulting in only an overall slight increase in maximum speed.
The Italian Navy ordered 200, and received 62 by the end of World War I.
Fiat dropped its SIA name, and manufactured another 129 aircraft under the designation Fiat R.2. These aircraft served until 1925.
Specifications.
"Data from" Jane's Encyclopaedia of AviationGeneral characteristics* Crew: 2* Aspect ratio: * Propellers: -bladed
Performance* Maximum speed: Mach 
Armament
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