CESSNA 310L — Pilot's Operating Handbook
3 pilot's operating handbook references for the CESSNA 310L.
This Pilot's Operating Handbook (POH) is designed for the Cessna 310R and 310R I aircraft, providing essential information for pilots regarding the operation, performance, and maintenance of these twin-engine airplanes. It includes detailed specifications, limitations, emergency procedures, and normal operating procedures. The handbook is intended to enhance the flying experience by ensuring that pilots have access to critical data and guidelines necessary for safe and efficient flight operations. Pilots are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the contents and refer to the handbook regularly to maintain operational proficiency and safety.
- Maximum Takeoff Weight: 5500 pounds
- Maximum Landing Weight: 5400 pounds
- Engine Model: Teledyne Continental IO-520-M
- Rated Horsepower: 285 at 2700 RPM
- Normal Operating Oil Temperature: 75 to 240°F
- Normal Operating Manifold Pressure: 15.0 to 24.5 inches Hg
- Maximum Flap Extended Speed (VFE): Refer to specific airspeed limitations
- Emergency procedures must be followed in case of engine failure.
How many Pilot's Operating Handbook documents does Sprinkle have for the CESSNA 310L?
Sprinkle has 3 Pilot's Operating Handbook documents on file for the CESSNA 310L.
What year is the CESSNA 310L Pilot's Operating Handbook?
The CESSNA 310L Pilot's Operating Handbook on file is dated 1976.
How many pages is the CESSNA 310L Pilot's Operating Handbook?
The CESSNA 310L Pilot's Operating Handbook runs 236 pages.
Where does Sprinkle's CESSNA 310L Pilot's Operating Handbook come from?
This CESSNA 310L Pilot's Operating Handbook was originally published by www.flighttest.net and is hosted on Sprinkle with full text and specs.