1958 Cessna 310B

The Cessna 310B is a light, twin-engined, propeller-driven aircraft produced by the US-based aircraft manufacturer Cessna initially between 1954 and 1980. It is a cantilever low-wing monoplane with retractable tricycle landing gear. The 310B is powered by two Continental Motors TSIO-470-B six-cylinder, horizontally-opposed, fuel-injected engines, each producing 225 hp. It has a wingspan of 36ft 6in, a length of 30ft 6in, and a maximum speed of 238mph. It has a range of 1,250mi and a service ceiling of 22,000ft. It can carry a maximum of four passengers and has a useful load of 1,400lbs. The 310B was designed for personal or business travel and was used primarily for pleasure flying, business trips, and cargo operations.