This comprehensive Cessna 310 P & Q Maintenance Service Manual covers models manufactured between 1969 and 1974. It includes a wealth of detailed information essential for maintaining and servicing your aircraft, offering a complete guide for technicians and pilots alike. This manual is a valuable resource for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of your Cessna 310, providing detailed specifications, procedures, and diagrams for all aspects of aircraft maintenance. From routine inspections to complex repairs, this manual encompasses everything from engine and airframe maintenance to avionics and electrical systems. With over 950 pages of in-depth information, this manual was current as of April 2011 and remains a reliable reference for Cessna 310 P & Q owners and operators.

The Cessna 310, a twin-engine, six-seat, high-wing, fixed-tricycle landing gear aircraft, was a popular choice for private and corporate pilots. Introduced in 1954, the model went through several iterations, with the "P" and "Q" variants being produced from 1969 to 1974. These models featured a number of improvements over previous versions, including more powerful engines, improved avionics, and a larger cabin. The Cessna 310 P and Q were powered by two 310-horsepower Lycoming IO-540-A1A6 engines, which provided a cruise speed of around 200 miles per hour. The aircraft had a range of approximately 1,000 miles, making it suitable for cross-country flights. It was known for its reliable performance and versatility, used for various purposes including business travel, cargo transport, and flight training.

The Cessna 310 P and Q models were praised for their comfortable and spacious cabin. While designed to seat six passengers, they were often utilized for various purposes. The aircraft featured a standard layout with a pilot and co-pilot in the front, and four passenger seats behind. The cockpit was well-equipped with a comprehensive suite of instruments, including a radio compass, ADF, VOR, and DME. Both models were equipped with the latest navigation and communication systems available at the time, highlighting their advanced features for improved flight safety and comfort. With its reliable performance, versatility, and comfortable cabin, the Cessna 310 P and Q became a favorite among private and corporate pilots, establishing its legacy as a capable and popular aircraft within the aviation industry.