Cessna 310R
While the Cessna 310 is the "entry-level" twin in the Cessna line, it is not an under-powered training machine, it is a serious traveling machine.
For more information, see the Wikipedia article about the 310.
Beechcraft King Air C90
Used for charter operations for Better Living, as well as for the High Altitude training, the C90 is a pressurized cabin class twin engine turboprop aircraft certified for flight into known icing. It has seven passenger seats, one situated on the multi-purpose lavatory. This plane is not available for rental.
For more information, see the Wikipedia article about the Beechcraft King Air.
Specifications
| 310R | C90 | |
| Places | 6 | 9 |
| Useful Load | 1631 lbs | |
| Cruise speed | 188 KT @70% | |
| Fuel burn | 30 gph @ 70% | |
| Fuel capacity | 163 gal | |
| Range (no reserve) | 1135NM @ 45% | |
| Ceiling | 19,750 | |
| Avionics | GNS430 Radar, Stormscope | Radar |
| Tail | Type | Empty Wt | Gross Wt | Empty Moment |
| N80FA | 310R | 3869 | 5500 lbs | 140.512 |
| N510MS | C90 |
Disclaimer: These values for comparison only and are not to be considered official numbers. It is the Pilot in Command's responsibility to verify any numbers used in calculating performance against official numbers found in the airplane's Operating Handbook.