The iconic Cessna 310R, debuted in 1975, is a four-or-six-seat low wing aircraft with two 285-hp Continental IO-520M engines and equipped with retractable tricycle landing gear. The 310R is popular for his sleek looks and speed (cruise speed is just over 190 knots), and although handling is commendable, the complex systems may not be for the faint of heart. The tip fuel tanks with an upward cant—so called "Stabila Tips”—are the twin Cessna Hallmark and were added to improve lateral stability by imparting additional wing dihedral. The R model is easily distinguishable by its lengthened nose to accommodate more baggage and avionics.
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2x Teledyne Continental IO-520-MB, Fuel-Injected (285 hp/each)
McCauley Constant Speed, Full Feathering, 3-blade (0850334-26)
32 ft
10 ft 7 in
36 ft 9 in
179 sq ft
30.73 lb
9.65 lb
4 ft
3,358 lb
5,500 lb
2,163 lb
719 lb
102 gal min
950 lb
1,335 ft
1,770 ft
1,662 fpm
19,750 ft
1,790 ft
640 ft
6 hr
350 nm
95 KIAS
106 KIAS
223 KIAS
79 KIAS
72 KIAS
All specifications are based on manufacturer's calculations. All performance figures are based on standard day, standard atmosphere, sea level, gross weight conditions unless otherwise noted.