Managing the Cuban800 System

The Cuban800, modeled after the Cessna310D, is a Dual-Engine civilian aircraft designed for versatile takeoff and landing capabilities. Its lightweight airframe ensures safety even in engine-loss situations, backed by years of proven flight safety.

With nearly 90 years of operation, the Cuban800 maintains an impressive 1% crash rate, placing it at the forefront of aviation safety. Purchasing a Cuban800 means investing in more than just an aircraft; it's an investment in peace of mind.

The Cuban800's multiple engines enable safe ascents and descents across various altitudes. Stalls are virtually impossible during standard climbs, and the aircraft can be safely maneuvered in and out of stalls if they occur.

While fuel consumption is higher compared to standard general aviation aircraft, this trade-off is justified by the Cuban800's superior reliability.

Experience the freedom and safety of the Cuban800 today!

Changelog:

v6 introduces crosswind control functionality (assuming crosswinds exist). Improvements have been made to taxiing on the ground and yaw control in the air. Drag has been added when the landing gear is deployed (implying flap extension) for optimized average landing speeds.

Warning: Aircraft controls are sensitive at high ground speeds. Please exercise caution!

Have fun! :D