The aircraft model was designed by Mikko Maliniemi of Finland, one of the most talented 3D modelers in the flight simulation industry, and you can be certain that this Cessna 310 will be one of the most complex and detailed aircraft models ever produced. With each new model he produces, Mikko "kicks things up another notch". If you like the default FS2004/FS2002 aircraft, even previous DreamFleet Aircraft then you are going to be in for quite a treat with the 310! Mikko held back very little when it came to detail, and even increased detail over his previous aircraft models. Here are some of the features to expect:

• - Virtual Cockpit & Cabin: Nicely detailed and with working gauges, and moving throttles, control wheels, rudder pedals, throttles, and sun visors. Need your charts? Then open up the flight case on the right seat! You can fly from the virtual cockpit, or from our complete 2D cockpit and interior (see below).
• - Complete Moving Parts: Ailerons, rudder, stabilator, rudder, and flaps all move. The wheels turn, and both cabin door, baggage door, and wing locker doors open and close. Flip a switch in the cockpit, and watch the landing lights extend and illuminate!
• - Visible Interior and Pilot: This, of course, should be expected, and the interior visible from the outside of the aircraft is highly detailed.
• - Fuselage and Lighting Reflections: The same as found on the default FS2004/FS2002 aircraft, there's even reflection on the aircraft windows.
• - Accurate Flight Dynamics: A pretty aircraft means nothing if it does not fly well, and while it is impossible to create 100% accurate flight dynamics for FS2004/FS2002, you'll find the flying characteristics of the DreamFleet Cessna 310 to be quite satisfying.
• - Details Galore!: Complete external lighting as on the real aircraft, including a switchable left wing "ice light". Detailed textures, right down to almost every rivet and inspection plate that is on the real thing.