General Aviation

Cessna 310

Manufacturer: Cessna

The Cessna 310 is an American low‑wing twin‑engine monoplane that carried four to six passengers. Produced from 1954 to 1980, it was Cessna’s second twin‑engine aircraft and served both civilian charter operators and the U.S. military as the L‑27/U‑3.

Aircraft Facts

Type Key
cessna-310
Class
General Aviation
Registry Count
1,426
Example Registration
N1000N

Specifications

Wingspan
10.67 m / 35 ft
Length
8.23 m / 27 ft
Height
3.2 m / 10 ft
Max Speed
350 km/h / 220 mph
Cruise Speed
330 km/h / 205 mph
Range
1600 km / 870 nmi
Ceiling
6100 m / 20000 ft
First Flight
1953-01-03
Production Start
1954
Production End
1980
Total Built
5449

Variants

  • 310R- 361 registrations - Example N103EM
  • 310Q- 277 registrations - Example N100EL
  • 310- 103 registrations - Example N107YY
  • 310K- 78 registrations - Example N105BC
  • 310L- 62 registrations - Example N102X
  • 310P- 61 registrations - Example N1000Q
  • 310I- 60 registrations - Example N1011S
  • 310J- 59 registrations - Example N111X

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