COMMONPrivate & business

Cessna 310

The Songbird

“The twin that made twins look good.”

ICAO type code C310 · Cessna (Textron)

First catch: 25 points in Bogey
Cessna 310, The Songbird
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Length
27 ft 0 in
Wingspan
35 ft 0 in
Max speed
191 kts
Range
870 nmi
Ceiling
20,000 ft
Engines
2x Continental O-470-B (240 hp each)
Crew
1
Max passengers
5
Typical config
1 pilot + 3 to 5 passengers
Built
5,449

The story

The Cessna 310 was the fastest-looking thing at any 1950s airport, and it mostly still is. Sleek lines, tip tanks out on the wingtips, and genuine speed made it the twin that businesses bought when image mattered as much as travel time.

Fun fact

A 310 played 'Songbird' in the later episodes of the 1950s TV series Sky King, and the type number was shown proudly in the closing titles.

Quick answers

How do you identify a Cessna 310?

Low-wing twin with fuel tanks mounted on the wingtips — the canted 'Stabila-Tip' tanks on later models look like little wingtip torpedoes. Sleek nose, low stance.

What does a Cessna 310 sound like?

Two smooth Continentals with a distinctive synchronized drone in cruise.

How fast is the Cessna 310?

Top speed is 191 kts.

How many passengers does the Cessna 310 carry?

Up to 5. A typical layout is 1 pilot + 3 to 5 passengers.

How far can the Cessna 310 fly?

Range is about 870 nmi.

How big is the Cessna 310?

It is 27 ft 0 in long and 35 ft 0 in across the wings.

When did the Cessna 310 first fly?

Its first flight was in 1953.

How many Cessna 310s have been built?

5,449 built.

How rare is a Cessna 310 in Bogey?

COMMON. Everyday traffic. You will catch plenty of these, and every first catch still counts. Your first Cessna 310 catch is worth 25 points.

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