Cessna 310

The Cessna 310 is a light, low-wing, twin-engine aircraft with four to six seats. It was Cessna's first postwar twin-engine plane and the first civil twin they designed. The 310 was produced from 1954–1987, with over 5,400 civil and 196 military versions built. The 310 was known for its iconic lines and distinctive "tuna tank" tiptanks, which were featured in the 1950s TV show Sky King.