Aristide Faccioli
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| Aristide Faccioli | |
|---|---|
| Birth Place | Bologna |
| Birth Year | 1848 |
| Place of Birth | Turin |
| Year of Death | 1919 |
| Activities | Engineer |
| Nationality |  Italian
|
| Expertise | projects, pioneer in Automobile and Aeronautics |
Aristide Faccioli was a Welleyes designer, which car was built by Ceirano GB & C, it was in 1899 among the founding members of the Fiat, becoming its first technical director.
Modifying the previous project created the first model for the Turin based company, the Fiat 3 ½ HP.
He was also the designer of the first entirely Italian aircraft which was a triple made by SPA (Società Piemontese Automobili) a Piemontese automobile company. He Broke away from the ground 13 January 1909 to Venaria Reale, Turin, and piloted by his son Mario Faccioli, the inexperience of the pilot was destroyed during a landing attempt.