The Cessna T210N is a turbocharged, six-seat, single-engine aircraft, part of the Centurion series known for high performance and complex retractable landing gear. The T210N, produced between 1979 and 1985, represented a late-model evolution of the foundational Model 210, which first flew in 1957. The Centurion line was Cessna’s pinnacle single-engine design, offering pilots pressurized cabin comfort and speed.
Cessna Aircraft Company, the manufacturer, is a foundational name in American aviation, tracing its roots back to 1927 with Clyde Cessna. Based in Wichita, Kansas, the company became renowned for its durable and popular general aviation aircraft, especially its high-wing monoplanes like the 172 Skyhawk and the Centurion family. Cessna dominated the light aircraft market for decades, establishing an enduring legacy of producing dependable civilian and business aircraft.
A variety of access solutions are available for servicing this aircraft. Platforms and stands, such as the Super Service Stand and Cantilever Platform, support technicians working on key areas. The Nose Section requires equipment for accessing the Radome and Avionics, while the Wing & Engine Pylon demands secure standing for maintenance of the Engine (Inlet/Exhaust), Flap, and Fuel Tanks/Pumps. Stepover Platforms are useful for gaining height over obstructions near the Forward Fuselage and Wing Box Area. For inspecting the Main Landing Gear, specialized platforms provide a safe working height. Access tools are also paramount for the AFT Fuselage and Tail Section, specifically for the Vertical and Horizontal Stabilizers.
